| 1. | A historically important instance of triboluminescence occurred in Paris in 1675.
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| 2. | "N "-Acetylanthranilic acid exhibits triboluminescence when crushed.
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| 3. | It appears to be a form of triboluminescence.
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| 4. | The biological phenomenon of triboluminescence is conditioned by recombination of free radicals during mechanical activation.
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| 5. | In 1932 he described the experiments with sugar Triboluminescence made by Francis Bacon and Otto von Guericke.
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| 6. | Triboluminescence differs from piezoluminescence in that a piezoluminescent material emits light when it is deformed, as opposed to broken.
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| 7. | :Well, it's discussed in Triboluminescence, and that's what I've always read.
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| 8. | :: The thing with Lifesavers is called triboluminescence and it does work ( I've done it myself ).
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| 9. | The intensity of X-ray triboluminescence is sufficient for it to be used as a source for X-ray imaging.
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| 10. | While the reason for such an occurrence was not provided, Professor Troy Shinbrot referenced the light to a phenomenon called triboluminescence.
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