Subject: How can fluorecent tubes glow even when they are not plugged in?
Date: Fri Oct 15 00:12:06 1999
Posted by Katie
Grade level: 10-12
School: Southern Vales
City: Adelaide State/Province: South Australia
Country: Australia
Area of science: Physics
ID: 939960726.Ph
Message:
I have noticed that when a fluorecent tube is held in the hands, it glows
and you can actually see thios assuming the room room is dark enough. I
have also heard that the tubes will high power wires. I know why
fluorescent lights work when plugged in, but how can it work without
electricity?
Re: How can fluorecent tubes glow even when they are not plugged in?
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