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| References |
Myra West, "Another "Light" Candy", TPT, Vol. 10, # 8, Nov. 1973, p. 426. J. S. Huebner, "More Friction Than Light", TPT, Vol. 10, # 8, Nov. 1973, p. 426. Dwight Williamson, "An Illuminating Fad?- Certainly!", TPT, Vol. 10, # 8, Nov. 1972, p. 426.
Jearl Walker, "How to Capture on Film the Faint Glow Emitted When Sticky Tape is Peeled Off a Surface," The Amateur Scientist, December 1987. Jearl Walker, "In Which a Lifesaver Lights Up in the Mouth and Light Takes Funny Bounces Through a Lens," The Amateur Scientist, (July, 1982).
Linda M. Sweeting, "Scientific Experiments at Home: Wintergreen Candy and Other Triboluminescent Materials", Towson University. 6.09: R.D. Edge, "Triboluminescence," String and Sticky Tape Experiments. 6.11: Jearl Walker, "Scotch Tape Glow," The Flying Circus of Physics with Answers. T. D. Rossing, C. J. Chiaverina, "#12, Triboluminescence", Light Science, Physics and Visual Arts, p. 102. Joey Green, "Duct Tape Lightning", The Mad Scientist Handbook, Vol. 2, p. 27. Joey Green, "Exploring Life Savers", The Mad Scientist Handbook, Vol. 1, p. 23. |
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