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cathode and anode experiment explanation step by step please explain please answer​

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You might have used a cathode ray tube even if you've never even heard of it until reading this lesson. Before LCD and Plasma TVs became commonplace, most people used bulkier cathode ray tube (CRT) televisions. The CRT in a television is used to display images on your screen. However, cathode ray tubes have been used for more than entertainment. It was cathode ray tubes that allowed the English physicist J.J. Thomson to discover the existence of electrons in 1897.

How Cathode Ray Tubes Work

Before we see how J.J. Thomson used the cathode ray tube to discover the electron, we need to know how a cathode ray tube works. We'll look at a basic CRT like what J.J. Thomson would've used, as seen in the diagram below.

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