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CDSE
(redirected from Cadmium selenide)

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CdSeCadmium Selenide
CDSECommunity Development and Support Expenditure (New South Wales, Australia)
CDSECareer Development and Student Employment (University of Hawaii)
CDSEChild Development Special Education (university curriculum; various locations)
CDSECryptologic Direct Support Element


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19, 2005 Applied Physics Letters, they reported signs that cadmium selenide dots were producing two excitons apiece.
Quantum-dot leap: tapping tiny crystals' inexplicable ... by Weiss, Peter / Science News
Made of cadmium selenide (CdSe), the quantum dot is 3-6nm in diameter and excels in size distribution and photochemical stability.
AIST Develops Innovative Fluorescent Quantum Dot by JCNN News Summaries
These displays are designed specifically for severe military environments and are based on the company's cadmium selenide thin film transistor matrix process.
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