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PBSE
(redirected from Lead selenide)

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PbSeLead Selenide
PBSEPeople Buy and Sell Everyday (classifieds)
PBSEPost-Balance Sheet Event
PBSEPattern Based Systems Engineering
PBSEPhosphate-Buffered Saline containing 1mm Edta
PBSEPasted Bottom, Stepped End (paper bag bottom)
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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.
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Textron Systems introduced the 1D-L256 infrared sensor for spectroscopy, which can be purchased with either Lead Sulfide or Lead Selenide detector arrays.
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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.
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