How are Cathode rays produced
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Cathode rays are producedwhen a high voltage is applied between two terminals in a low-pressure environment. In this low pressure, it is easier for the electrons to flow from the negative terminal and form a beam of negatively charged electrons, which can be bent, or deflected, by magnetic fields and electric fields.
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Cathode rays are produced inside a vacuum tube using a positively charged element called “cathode” on the neck end of the tube and a High voltage negatively charged “anode” at the opposite face end of the tube…
When the cathode element is heated, it produces positively charged ions, which are attracted by the high voltage negative potential existing on the anode’s coated face plate…