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what is cathode ray? how are these rays formed​

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Answered by Tanmay338
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Cathode rays are produced when 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.

Answered by legendfahid
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A beam of electrons emitted from cathode of high- vaccume tube.

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