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I came across this community in hopes of expanding my knowledge and satisfying my curiosity. So many unanswered questions. So many possibilities. So many potential outcomes.
 
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andrew_bak said:
How did you find PF?: Reddit

Why are beta voltaic cells so inefficient? Is it because the incident electrons are incredibly fast? According to a research, the incident electrons that get absorbed by the voltaic material are so fast that most of their energy is wasted as phonon and sonic energy. If we substantially slow down the electrons; will the conversion efficiency rise? If yes, how slow should they be? And by how much will the efficiency rise?
Welcome to PhysicsForums! :smile:

The New Member Introduction forum is only for brief introductions, not for technical questions. Please post your question in the Classical Physics forum, mark it with a "B" prefix (for Basic level discussion), and pleases include links to a couple of the sources you have been reading about your question. That will make it much easier to help you understand the issues.

Enjoy PF! :smile:
 
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berkeman said:
Welcome to PhysicsForums! :smile:

The New Member Introduction forum is only for brief introductions, not for technical questions. Please post your question in the Classical Physics forum, mark it with a "B" prefix (for Basic level discussion), and pleases include links to a couple of the sources you have been reading about your question. That will make it much easier to help you understand the issues.

Enjoy PF! :smile:
Thank you for your reply. Will definitely re-edit my New Member Introduction paragraph.
 
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