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piezoelectric Piezoelectric polarity

After a few days, I cannot find an answer to this question:

Besides mechanical stress, is there another way to induce a negative charged surface on quartz?

Besides mechanical stress, is there another way to induce a negative charged surface on quartz?

Note: several scholarly articles kept referring to photons/light but never gave an example or explanation. This is one example of not finding adequate material. Of course, I found other discussions which usually went into silicon and semiconductors. Not what I am looking for.

piezoelectric polarity

After a few days, I cannot find an answer to this question:

Besides mechanical stress, is there another way to induce a negative charged surface on quartz?

Note: several scholarly articles kept referring to photons/light but never gave an example or explanation. This is one example of not finding adequate material. Of course, I found other discussions which usually went into silicon and semiconductors. Not what I am looking for.

Piezoelectric polarity

After a few days, I cannot find an answer to this question:

Besides mechanical stress, is there another way to induce a negative charged surface on quartz?

Note: several scholarly articles kept referring to photons/light but never gave an example or explanation. This is one example of not finding adequate material. Of course, I found other discussions which usually went into silicon and semiconductors. Not what I am looking for.

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piezoelectric polarity

After a few days, I cannot find an answer to this question:

Besides mechanical stress, is there another way to induce a negative charged surface on quartz?

Note: several scholarly articles kept referring to photons/light but never gave an example or explanation. This is one example of not finding adequate material. Of course, I found other discussions which usually went into silicon and semiconductors. Not what I am looking for.