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The amount of photon energy required to cause an electron to be emitted from a material. |
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Since an organic EL layer of less than 100 nm in thickness is sandwiched between electrodes, the cleanliness of electrode surface and work function largely influence the device performance. As atmospheric as they are, even the flat, wall-based works proclaim their wall-like solidity, in part via the beveled edges--painted a darker gray in the triptych Stanza grigia (Gray Room), 1994, gilded in the five-paneled blue Dormiveglia Daydream), 2001-2002--that simultaneously mark and deform the frontal rectangle, making even the sides of the work function pictorially. Geier agrees saying, "At the end of the day, what matters most is that the workstation has to support the person's work function. |
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