In particle physics, secondary emission happens when particles with enough energy hit a surface or pass through a material, causing other particles to release. This often refers to the release of electrons, called secondary electrons, when charged particles like electrons or ions strike a metal surface in a vacuum tube. The number of secondary electrons per particle is called the...
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