Thermiotic Currents From Molybdenum

"Thermiotic Currents From Molybdenum" explores the phenomenon of thermionic emission from molybdenum, a crucial process in various technological applications. This work by Erwin Rudolf Stoekle delves into the physics behind electron emission at high temperatures, offering insights into the behavior of molybdenum under extreme conditions.

Readers will find a detailed examination of the factors influencing thermionic current, providing a valuable resource for researchers and engineers working with vacuum tubes, electron microscopes, and other devices that rely on thermionic emission. The book offers a scientific analysis valuable to those in physics, materials science, and electrical engineering.

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