The most common gas to fill light bulbs with is a mixture of Argon (~93%) - which makes up about 1% of the atmosphere and is inert, and Nitrogen (~7%) - which is about 78% of the atmosphere and which makes the gas mixture less conductive to prevent arcing. Some specialty bulb use pure nitrogen, pure krypton, krypton/xenon mixture, or vacuum (no gas at all).
If you are talking about a normal light bulb no, the energy has been used and is now useless
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The plasma ball contains a gas mixture, which is ionized by the high voltage applied to the glass sphere. The ionized gas creates plasma filaments that conduct electricity, allowing the energy to travel to the center of the sphere and interact with a light bulb placed there, causing it to light up.
Gas light was used before the electric light and before gas light, candles were used.
The gas in a light bulb is Argon
Sounds like the light bullb\bulbs for you gauger cluster is out. You will have to remove the cluster to get to the back of this to change the lights.
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Its mostly Argon and a small amount of mercury. Its the main ingredients inside a flourescent lightbulb, which are used to light up billboards and highway signs. See the related link for more information on flourescent bulbs.
Gas is used in lamps for illumination by being burned to produce a flame that emits light. The gas is typically mixed with air and ignited, creating a controlled combustion process that generates heat and light. This light is then used to illuminate the surroundings.
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Argon