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Amit Saxena , 11 Years ago
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Simran Bhatia

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        (a)

When electron emitted from cathode collide with gas molecules or atoms, they knock out outer electrons and produce positively charged ions. They become part of positive rays.

Aditi Chauhan

Last Activity: 11 Years ago

(a)

When electron emitted from cathode collide with gas molecules or atoms, they knock out outer electrons and produce positively charged ions. They become part of positive rays.

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