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bandgap degenerate energy band energy gap semiconductor valence band valence-conduction band	It is evaluated that the decrease in the optical band gap of the poly (3-thiophene boronic acid) is a good thing for the applications of electronic devices based polymer, for example, light emitting diode (LED), because the optical band gap of the semiconductor polymer allows the fabrication of new LEDs in which the color of the emitted light is tuned by the band gap between the valence and conduction bands in the semiconductor polymer (16). Electrical conductivity and optical properties of poly(3-thiophene ... by Yakuphanoglu, Fahrettin; Senkal, B. Filiz / Polymer Engineering and Science If the bandgap is low, meaning the valence and conduction bands are close together, less energy is required for the material to conduct electricity. "Nuclear lightbulb" creates electricity by USA Today (Magazine) Luminescence starts in semiconductors when electrons, stimulated by lasers or electricity, jump to the conduction bands from the valence bands within the material, leaving "holes" - the positively charged equivalent of electrons. Silicon now shines with optical potential by Travis, John / Science News	Conducibility Conducible Conducibleness Conducibly conducive Conduciveness conduct Conduct money conduct sheet conductance conductance unit conducted tour Conductibility conductible conductimetry conducting conducting staff conducting tissue conducting wire conductiometric titration conduction conduction anaesthesia conduction anesthesia conduction aphasia conduction band conduction bands conduction deafness conductive conductive education conductive hearing loss conductivity conductivity water conductometric titration conductor conductor rail Conductory conductress conduit Conduit system conduplicate Conduplication Condurango Condurrite Condylar Condylar foramen condylar process condyle condylion condyloid condyloid process condyloma	Conducting Conference Calls Conducting Conference Calls Conducting Personal Business Conducting polymer Conducting polymer conducting staff Conducting Tip Atomic Force Microscope conducting tissue conducting wire conductiometric titration conduction conduction conduction conduction Conduction (disambiguation) Conduction (disambiguation) Conduction (disambiguation) Conduction (disambiguation) conduction anaesthesia conduction analgesia conduction anesthesia conduction anesthesia conduction anesthesia conduction aphasia conduction aphasia conduction aphasia Conduction band Conduction band Conduction band Conduction Band Offset conduction bands Conduction block Conduction block Conduction block Conduction block Conduction block conduction cooling conduction current conduction deafness conduction deafness conduction deafness conduction disorder conduction disorder conduction disorder Conduction electron Conduction electron Conduction electrons Conduction electrons conduction field Conduction level Conduction level Conduction of electricity Conduction of heat Conduction of Nerve Impulse conduction pathway conduction pump Conduction system Conduction system Conduction system Conduction system Conduction System Disease associated to Dilated Cardiomyopathy

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It is evaluated that the decrease in the optical band gap of the poly (3-thiophene boronic acid) is a good thing for the applications of electronic devices based polymer, for example, light emitting diode (LED), because the optical band gap of the semiconductor polymer allows the fabrication of new LEDs in which the color of the emitted light is tuned by the band gap between the valence and conduction bands in the semiconductor polymer (16).

Electrical conductivity and optical properties of poly(3-thiophene ... by Yakuphanoglu, Fahrettin; Senkal, B. Filiz / Polymer Engineering and Science

If the bandgap is low, meaning the valence and conduction bands are close together, less energy is required for the material to conduct electricity.

"Nuclear lightbulb" creates electricity by USA Today (Magazine)

Luminescence starts in semiconductors when electrons, stimulated by lasers or electricity, jump to the conduction bands from the valence bands within the material, leaving "holes" - the positively charged equivalent of electrons.

Silicon now shines with optical potential by Travis, John / Science News

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