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why lamps are hollow

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Answered by shadow42
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here yours answer ! lamps are hollow because of they can give woll hahahahahaha

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Answered by Anonymous
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In the hollowing of lamps the reason involved is that it could cause it to emit light at a characteristic wavelength specific to the element in the lamp as the light passes over a burner to a special detector that measures emitted intensity.

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