Photoluminescent

Scientists Created New Photoluminescent Compounds That Can Glow In Dark

Medicine & Technology Mar 01, 2017

From children toys to scientific research elements photoluminescent aka the 'glow in the dark' have a huge application. To compensate the growing demand, scientists from Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University(OIST) found an alternative process to produce photoluminescent chemicals

Photoluminescent

Scientists Created New Photoluminescent Compounds That Can Glow In Dark

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