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Fluorescent tubes contain argon.
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What is the insert gas that is used to make bright city lights?
Neon was the first inert gas so used. It makes a bright red light when properly stimulated by an electric field.
What is inert gas used to make bright city lights?
neonFluorescent tubes contain argon.You mean INERT gas , and it's neon.Neon is used generally for red lamps; also is more expensive. Common fluorescent lamps are filled with argon.
How do you make light black?
you can't light is bright like the sun
Is nitrogen the inert gas to make big city lights?
Nitrogen is not used in lamps.
Why The Moon and the planets appear bright at night?
they appear bright be cause the light from the sun is hitting the moon and planets to make them look bright.
I have a 1996 grand marquis and even though the bright light indicator comes on my bright lights wont come on. how do i make them work?
If you are pulling it forward to make the light come on....try pushing outward...
How does anglerfish produce light?
She doesn't make light for real her shiney and bright colors let you see that!
Why are Glofish called Glofish?
Their bright colors make it look as if they glow in the light.
What is the diffrence between the waves that make up bright green light and dim red light?
The bright green light has a higher frequency (shorter wavelength) and a smaller amplitude than the dim red light.
Is fireflies light is bright?
The light produced by fireflies is bright enough that you can see them from at least a hundred if not more than two hundred feet away. However, they don't make enough light to brighten a room or come close to comparing with a light bulb. Also, they can only make short spurts of light at a time.
What difference between the waves that make up bright green light and dim red light?
The frequencies and wavelenghts are different.
What is 'light shadow' in Japanese light as in 'a bright light'?
Kah-gey (Written as Kage) not be confused with the Japanese word 'kagi' which means keys.
