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PBSE
(redirected from Lead selenide)

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PbSeLead Selenide
PBSEPost-Balance Sheet Event
PBSEPeople Buy and Sell Everyday (classifieds)
PBSEPattern Based Systems Engineering
PBSEPasted Bottom, Stepped End (paper bag bottom)
PBSEPhosphate-Buffered Saline containing 1mm Edta


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Recent experiments on 8-nanometer-diameter lead selenide quantum dots have given the best results so far: Ultraviolet-light photons--albeit at a wavelength found sparingly in sunlight--released seven electrons apiece.
Quantum-dot leap: tapping tiny crystals' inexplicable ... by Weiss, Peter / Science News
Lead selenide is a semiconductor that has applications in infrared detectors and thermal imaging and can be tuned to be more sensitive to specific infrared wavelengths.
Columbia University, IBM and the University of New Orleans Announce ... by Business Wire
Schaller and Klimov worked instead with nanocrystals, about 5 nanometers in diameter, of the semiconductor compound lead selenide.
Careening electrons may rev up solar cells by Weiss, P. / Science News
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