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a real practical insulator is totally different from the hogwash
explanation (large-gap semiconductor) given in almost all
solid-state physics books. A large-gap semiconductor should be
called merely a semi-non-conductor, since it cannot be used as a
practical insulator. It will not immobilize any charge injected onto
or into it.
On 04/11/2003 04:36 PM, Tim O'Donnell wrote:
What is the reason clouds are white?
A fascinating question. Deep physics.
Figured out only relatively recently.
http://www.monmouth.com/~jsd/physics/white.htm