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from the filament in a light bulb to the silicon in a computer chip. Whether we 3d print them
--and can't be pushed by voltage like the electrons flowing in a light bulb--they can, in a sense, bounce from one of these tightly stacked molecules to the next.
Already being used in LED light bulbs, television and computer displays, and mobile phones, Gan has efficient light emission capability,
Thomas Edison created a practical light bulb, an electrically-powered, long-lasting light source that significantly changed our work, play
Light emitting diodes (LEDS) are now everywhere from consumer electronics like smart phones to light bulbs for home lighting.
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