Electric current in neon lights
Electricity and Magnetism
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Why does electric current (if it`s strong enough) emit visible light in neon gas?
because it produce a weak magnetic field
electric current excites the electrons,when they return to the ground state they release light
this question is wrong
because of quantum uncertainty
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