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explain the production of cathode rays ?

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• Cathode rays are originating from cathode as cathode is negatively charged. These rays then hit the gas sample inside the tube and ionize it.

• The electrons ejected from the ionisation of the gas travel towards anode. These rays are actually electrons produced from the ionisation of the gas inside the tube.

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Cathode rays are originating fromcathode as cathode is negatively charged.
These rays then hit the gas sample inside the tube and ionize it.
The electrons ejected from the ionisation of the gas travel towards anode.

These rays are actually electrons produced from the ionisation of the gas inside the tube

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