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From: nic@dworld.UUCP (Nic Bernstein)
Newsgroups: sci.physics,sci.electronics
Subject: Need help with Pieze-Electrics
Message-ID: <502@dworld.UUCP>
Date: 10 Jun 88 20:57:40 GMT
Reply-To: nic@dworld.UUCP (Nic Bernstein)
Organization: Discovery World: Museum of Science, Economics and Technology inc.
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To those of you who may be able to help,
	We are working on an exhibit here about piezo electricity, and I
    would be interested in hearing from anybody who has experimented with
    piezo generators.  The format of this exhibit would be a hands on
    exhibit demonstrating piezo activity, and illustrating the molecular
    movement which causes it.  What I am specifically interested in is
    haring about which materials people have had the best luck with, are
    easiest to make/purchase, amounts of force required for what output,
    and the like.  Please reply by email to:

		...{uwmcsd1,rutgers}!marque!dworld!nic

	I will glady summerise for the net if there is enough interest.

	Thanks much in advance!!
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"Careful with that axiom, Euclid"		Nic Bernstein
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