0 a chemical element with unusual electrical characteristics that allow it to be used in semiconductors
In addition to silicon, other common semiconductors used in the industry are germanium and gallium arsenide.
The profile after passing through the germanium is spatially smaller, but much less intense.
Following irradiation, the samples were allowed to decay for 25 minutes before initiating a 12-minute count using a pair of high-resolution germanium detectors.
Accurate wavelength determination of the lasing and non lasing lines in laser-produced germanium plasma.
For example, one of the rare and useful metals, eminently useful to-day—indeed, it is the basis of the modern transistor industry—is germanium.
I cannot wait to examine my flue dust to see whether it has germanium in it.
Dietary supplements containing germanium have been sold in health stores, pharmacies and by mail order.
I cannot say precisely what is the total of resources and staff which is at present engaged on increasing our supply of germanium.
