| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Such a voltage is hereinafter called a mechanogalvanic potential, and for convenience, is often referred to as MGP. Since differences in temperature of the electrodes, the amount of light falling thereon, and other factors may also cause voltage generation, it is important that in determining the MGP of a test specimen, so far as possible the electrodes, i.e. the surface being tested and the test
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