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Hi ! I want to ask a question about the Child - Langmuir law of space charge. The official definition claims it refers to heat sensitive elements, or what may be understood as a charged material. My question is - would the law also apply to electrical charges like, for example, charged particles with other particles flowing between them. As well as, would it apply to an electrode, like a charged surface, and a separate perticle charge, with a current between them. Thank you !
Re: Does the Child - Langmuir law apply to separate electrical charges too ?
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