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Anything related to the behavior and properties of electrons, i.e. the elementary subatomic particles accounting for electrical conduction in most solid materials, especially metals.
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How do I make a “directed” spark gap?
However, this wouldn't work, as then we'd already have an electron flow, instead of it beginning to arc when the conducting material closes the spark gap. Does anyone know how to solve this? Thanks. …
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