Au|ger effect

Au|ger effect
Au|ger effect «oh ZHAY»,
the movement of electrons from the outer to the inner shells of the atom, accompanied by the loss of an electron from the atom, caused by the absorption of energy by the atom.
[< Pierre V. Auger, born 1899, a French physicist]

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