Phosphor
61Phosphor — Phọs|phor [gr. ϕω̃ς = Licht u. gr. ϕορος = tragend, bringend] m; s: chem. Element, Nichtmetall; Zeichen: P …
62Phosphor — Phos|phor der; s <zu gr. phōsphóros »Licht tragend«, dies zu phõs »Licht« u. phoreĩn, phérein »tragen«; <nach der Leuchtkraft des Elements> chem. Element, Nichtmetall; Zeichen P …
63phosphor — phos·phor || fÉ‘sfÉ™(r) / fÉ’s n. substance that produces light when subjected to radiation …
64PHOSPHOR — Phosphorus …
65phosphor — [ fɒsfə] noun 1》 a synthetic fluorescent or phosphorescent substance, especially one used to coat the screen of a cathode ray tube. 2》 old fashioned term for phosphorus. Origin C17: from L. phosphorus …
66phosphor — phos·phor …
67phosphor — phos•phor [[t]ˈfɒs fər, fɔr[/t]] n. phs chem. a substance that exhibits luminescence when struck by light of certain wavelengths, as by ultraviolet • Etymology: 1625–35; < F phosphore < L Phōsphorus < Gk Phōsphóros light bringing, the… …
68phosphor — /ˈfɒsfə/ (say fosfuh) noun a substance which is capable of storing energy imparted from ultraviolet or other ionising radiations, and releasing it later as light; any substance which exhibits luminescence. {see phosphorus} …
69Phosphor — Phọs|phor, der; s (chemisches Element; Zeichen P) …
70phosphor — Substance that emits light when struck by electrons. This is the substance that coats the back of a CRT video display …