File:Fluorescent wear - sputter.png
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English: Fluorescent wear in a tube that was turned on and off regularly. The metal forming the cathode sputters and then vaporizes, , quickly adhering to the cooler glass surrounding the electrode. This forms a darkened area on the glass from the metallic deposits. The sputter eventually destroys the electrodes, increasing their work function until the lamp can no longer start. |
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