Plasma Bulb Demo - Slightly-Mad Science
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Plasma Bulb Demo - Slightly-Mad Science
15,000 volts going through a light bulb. Turns it into a plasma bulb. The plasma is because the space in the light bulb isn't a vacuum as some people think, but a low-pressure environment with noble gasses (like argon). Shown with 3 scenarios, the last time the current breaks the glass pretty dramatically.
Sclipo | April 14, 2008
15,000 volts going through a light bulb. Turns it into a plasma bulb. The plasma is because the space in the light bulb isn't a vacuum as some people think, but a low-pressure environment with noble gasses (like argon). Shown with 3 scenari
Plasma Bulb Demo - Slightly-Mad Science
Plasma Bulb Demo - Slightly-Mad Science
Plasma Bulb Demo - Slightly-Mad Science
Plasma Bulb Demo - Slightly-Mad Science
Plasma Bulb Demo - Slightly-Mad Science
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