Phosphorization
Pronunciation: /ˈfɑsˌfɔɹˈaɪˈziˈætˈaɪˌɑn/
Phosphorization (noun)
- A process that adds a phosphorus-based layer to a surface to make it glow under light or radiation.
- A chemical or heat treatment that introduces phosphorus into a substance to change its properties.
Examples
- The screen uses a material phosphor coating to produce bright light.
- A material phosphor coating helps the display stay vivid in dim rooms.