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Influence of Info-Imprinting on Work Functions of Metallic Matrixes

Authors: Mark Krinker

The paper considers studying influence of a human-oriented info-imprinting on a work function of carriers of the imprinted information – metallic matrixes. The matrix-imprinted information proved its efficiency in a reduction of a thermal impact of a radiation of mobile phones, to which the matrixes were attached. Seebeck effect and Kelvin Probe installations were used and modified for the research. The study revealed a prevailing (but not the total) increase of the work function after info-imprinting. This is attributed to an ordering action of the information. Basing on the development of the experimental means, new info-thermo detectors are proposed.

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[v1] 2014-11-19 19:32:02

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