Dimmers do not work well with florescent lights. The should only be used with incandescent bulbs.
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Generally, argon or krypton.Argon , neon ,Argon is sometimes used in incandescent lights.Answer:Fluorescent bulbs contain Mercury vapor so do mercury vapor lights, sodium vapor lights contain sodium vapor once they are hot, "neon" lights contain neon and a number of other gases depending on the color desired.Argon or nitrogenIn incandescent light bulbs (the regular kind) contain an inert gas, probably Argon. Sometimes there is no gas at all and a vacuum protects the filament.In Florescent bulbs the tubes are filled with low pressure mercury vapor along with an inert gas such as argon, xenon, neon, or krypton.argon
First, if your Mercury vapor lights are cycling on and off you probably have a bad ballast. Any ballasted bulb will be much less efficient when cycling on and off. The greatest amount of power is used when the power is first transmitted through the gas within the bulb. Second, Florescent bulbs are just about as efficient as mercury vapor lumen for lumen. Hope this helps Terry
The sun, arc welding, "black lights" (looking fro fluorescence). [inside florescent lights - but its blocked by the surface of the bulbs.)
Please refer to the related links for an article about the uses for mercury.
Generally, argon or krypton.Argon , neon ,Argon is sometimes used in incandescent lights.Answer:Fluorescent bulbs contain Mercury vapor so do mercury vapor lights, sodium vapor lights contain sodium vapor once they are hot, "neon" lights contain neon and a number of other gases depending on the color desired.Argon or nitrogenIn incandescent light bulbs (the regular kind) contain an inert gas, probably Argon. Sometimes there is no gas at all and a vacuum protects the filament.In Florescent bulbs the tubes are filled with low pressure mercury vapor along with an inert gas such as argon, xenon, neon, or krypton.argon
High powered electrical wiring and florescent lights.
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Generally, argon or krypton.Argon , neon ,Argon is sometimes used in incandescent lights.Answer:Fluorescent bulbs contain mercury vapor so do mercury vapor lights, sodium vapor lights contain sodium vapor once they are hot, "neon" lights contain neon and a number of other gases depending on the color desired.Argon or nitrogenIn incandescent light bulbs (the regular kind) contain an inert gas, probably Argon. Sometimes there is no gas at all and a vacuum protects the filament.In Florescent bulbs the tubes are filled with low pressure mercury vapor along with an inert gas such as argon, xenon, neon, or krypton.argon