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SOX on DC interesting effect This is a sox lamp running on DC. Interestingly, almost immediately after applying power, all the neon moved to one end. I honestly thought it was only metal vapours affected in this way.

SOX on DC interesting effect

This is a sox lamp running on DC. Interestingly, almost immediately after applying power, all the neon moved to one end. I honestly thought it was only metal vapours affected in this way.

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Andy   [19 Sep, 2016 at 05:36 PM]
Interesting experiment. I wouldn't have expected this either.
AngryHorse   [19 Sep, 2016 at 05:39 PM]
They reckon mercury lamps run better on DC too?
James   [19 Sep, 2016 at 08:07 PM]
The effect works with all ions, and especially quickly with gases since they are so light. The same effect is visible in neon filled fluorescent lamps, where the neon and mercury can be separated.

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