Tube, bulb, envelope, globe.
You are seeing the spectrum of the metal used in a light bulb. In a florescent tube you are seeing ultraviolet light being transformed into visible light by the internal phosphor coating.
yes, but its not the same type of bulb you are familer with
because its contain a silver mercury exactky fixed to it
It is a thermometer, and is used to show the temperature.
A dropper simply is a small tube with a air-filled bulb at the top. You squeeze the bulb at the top and whatever substance the tube is submerged in, it will be pulled up into the tube. After that, you lightly squeeze the bulb again to release the substance in the tube out.
A Tube-light !
ionized mercury vapor emits UV light.phosphor coating on inside of tube absorbs UV light and emits visible light.visible leaves tube.
no it isn't because of the is it does spell the same thing backwards.
As long as the tube is intact there is no difference between whether it is burnt out or not. You shouldn't smell anything from inside the tube. Fluorescent bulbs to have a ballast which may emit a smell if it is faulty. In this case you may have a bad ballast and not a bad bulb. If you put in a new bulb and it doesn't work, it is likely the ballast that is bad.
when the tube ends blacken after failure of the tube heaters
There are several bulbs in this television not to be confused with a picture tube,it is possible that a bulb may need to be replaced. The tv does indeed have a bulb inside of it. You will not have to replace it unless something goes wrong and its broken it may need to be replaced to work again.
Tube, bulb, envelope, globe.
A baster is a person who, or a tool which, bastes something.
If there is a bulb, it should work.
Remove the shade and pull the bulb out (for plug-in style lamps). If it's a linear tube, it just slides out (grips on the bulb).
By far the hottest of the two light sources is the light bulb.