Cathodoluminescence
Cathodoluminescence
is an
optical
and
electrical
phenomenon
where a beam of electrons generated by an electron gun (e.g.
cathode ray tube
) impacts on a phosphor causing it to emit visible light. The most common example is the screen of a
television
. In geology, a
cathodoluminescence microscope
is used to examine internal structures of rock samples in order to study the history of the rock.
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