which inert gas is flowing in tube light?

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which inert gas is flowing in tube light?..

Answer / sai uma

argon,neon,krypton

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which inert gas is flowing in tube light?..

Answer / ashok chouhan

Iow pressure Hg vapour&neon Ar Kr

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which inert gas is flowing in tube light?..

Answer / ekta

argon

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which inert gas is flowing in tube light?..

Answer / sonu

neon and argon

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which inert gas is flowing in tube light?..

Answer / rao ali

basic gas in rod tube light is mercury

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which inert gas is flowing in tube light?..

Answer / santosh

Xenon gas

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which inert gas is flowing in tube light?..

Answer / diwakarsharma1990

helium is used in tubes....and fluoroscent is quality of that tube

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which inert gas is flowing in tube light?..

Answer / sudhakar goyal

Argon gas has uses in incandescent and fluorescent lighting.
Neon tube lighting, which also includes the use of argon and mercury vapor as alternate gases, came to be used primarily for eye-catching signs and advertisements

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which inert gas is flowing in tube light?..

Answer / abdul mazeed nazeer

Helium gas

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which inert gas is flowing in tube light?..

Answer / onkar singh

only neon is used in tubelights
mercury vapors are used in mercury bulbs
argon and helium is used in normal bulbs.

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