Solid-state Definition

sŏlĭd-stāt
adjective
Designating or of the branch of physics dealing with the fundamental properties of solids, as structure, binding forces, electrical, magnetic, and optical properties, etc., and with their effects.
Webster's New World
Based on or consisting chiefly or exclusively of semiconducting materials, components, and related devices.
American Heritage
Designating, of, or equipped with electronic devices, as semiconductors, that can control current without heated filaments, moving parts, etc.
Webster's New World

Solid-state Sentence Examples

  • In the solid state triphenyl is colourless, crystalline and bimolecular.

  • The Atomic Heat Of A Metal In The Solid State Is In Most Cases Larger Than Six Calories At Ordinary Temperatures.

  • So long as bodies are in the solid state the light which they emit, though different in.

  • The chemical action between metals in the solid state must be infinitesimal, and could only suffice to produce small charges analogous to those of frictional electricity; it could not maintain a permanent difference of potential at a metallic junction through which a current was passing.

  • We have shown that fluoride anions can be used to generate helical structures in the solid state.

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