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When electricity is passed through a gas, it can ionize the gas molecules, creating a plasma. This plasma can be used in various practical applications such as fluorescent lighting, plasma cutting, and sterilization processes. The ionized gas can also be used in spectroscopy to analyze the composition of the gas.

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