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thermoelectron

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thermoelectron [¦thər·mō·i′lek‚trän]
(electronics)
An electron liberated by heat, as from a heated filament. Also known as negative thermion.
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Gas to be tested is ionized when it collides with the thermoelectrons discharged from the high-temperature filament, and the ions that are thereby created accelerate and converge into the mass spectrometer.
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