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Japanese-style Wicker Pendant Lamp
Japanese-Style Wicker Pendant Lamp !!!
- Excellent Design: The retro ceiling light fixture is designed with bamboo lantern shade, creates a wonderful new look, and inspire you to create the room of your dreams. The flush mount ceiling light is perfect for home decoration, suitable for tasteful people.
- Natural Material: Natural bamboo selected, handmade rattan lampshade, non-toxic but durable paint, high temperature resistant, fade resistant, safe, environmentally friendly, and healthy.
- Easy to Install: The installation process is simple, includes all mounting hardware Accessories,
- The ceiling light combines vintage and simple style, perfect decor for living rooms, dining rooms, hallways, cafes, basements, corridor, stairwell, clubs, libraries, office, entrance, bedrooms, reading rooms, and more
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1. “A curious phenomenon” is what HJ Round reported in 1907, when he applied a voltage to a crystal of carborundum (silicon carbide, SiC), which in turn “gave out a yellowish light”. This was the first official report of electroluminescence – light emission from a solid-state material directly caused by an electrical power
2. The first visible LED was invented in 1962 by Professor Nick Holonyak who then worked for General Electric
3. Light bulbs shine by incandescence (emitting light as a result of being heated), LEDs by electroluminescence (luminescence produced electrically, especially by the application of voltage)
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