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    Compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) are now available in popular sizes as an energy-saving alternative to incandescent bulbs. CFLs have a luminous efficacy of 50-100 lumens per watt. Fluorescent lights produce ultraviolet light through exciting mercury vapor, which causes phosphors in the tube to glow and produce visible light. Linear fluorescent bulbs are known for their relatively low cost and are functionally identical to CFLs.

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    Compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) are now available in popular sizes as an energy-saving alternative to incandescent bulbs. CFLs have a luminous efficacy of 50-100 lumens per watt. Fluorescent lights produce ultraviolet light through exciting mercury vapor, which causes phosphors in the tube to glow and produce visible light. Linear fluorescent bulbs are known for their relatively low cost and are functionally identical to CFLs.

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    Compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) are now available in popular sizes as an energy-saving alternative to incandescent bulbs. CFLs have a luminous efficacy of 50-100 lumens per watt. Fluorescent lights produce ultraviolet light through exciting mercury vapor, which causes phosphors in the tube to glow and produce visible light. Linear fluorescent bulbs are known for their relatively low cost and are functionally identical to CFLs.

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    QUESTIONNAIRE REPORTER NO.

    1. ______________ are now available in the same popular sizes as incandescents and are used as
    an energy-saving alternative in homes.

    a) Fluorescent Lamps
    b) Compact Fluorescent Lamps
    c) Solid State Lamps

    2. The typical luminous efficacy of fluorescent lighting systems is _______ lumens per watt.

    a) 50–100
    b) 75-100
    c) 60-100

    3. Because of this element many fluorescent lamps are classified as hazardous waste. MERCURY

    4. Fluorescent lights also are similar to the "________" that we see on storefronts and in bar signs.
    a) neon lights
    b) led lights
    c) green lights

    5. The ______ in the tube is a mercury vapor and some inert gas, such as neon, argon or xenon.
    GAS

    6. Is actually a power supply rather than a buoyancy device as its name implies. BALLAST

    7. Can be utilitarian or decorative, but the purpose of this to provide safe housing for the tube and
    ballast.
    FIXTURES
    8. Only older fluorescent light fixtures have these, which are small metallic cylinders.
    STARTER
    9. Come in a wide variety of lengths, diameters, wattages, and color temperatures.
    LINEAR FLUORESCENT BULBS
    10. Linear fluorescent bulbs are known for
    a) Not energy efficient
    b) short life
    c) relatively low cost.

    11. Linear fluorescent lamps are functionally identical to _________________.


    a) LED Lamps
    b) Compact Fluorescent Lamps
    c) Solid State Lamps

    12. The mercury atoms produce_____________, which in turn causes the phosphors in the lamp to
    fluoresce or glow, producing visible light.
    a) ultraviolet (UV) light
    b) X-rays
    c) Solar Light

    13. Are a popular choice for lighting designers, particularly in architectural and ceiling fittings.
    CIRCULAR FLUORESCENT TUBES
    14. With an average life of around _____________, it is a long time before then need replacing, up
    to a decade, meaning less effort and hassle for you.
    10000 HOURS

    15. A circline light bulb of only 13 watts can replace a _____ incandescent bulb and has an output
    of 650-900 lumens.
    a) 40 W
    b) 50 W
    c) 60 W

    16. The wattage of the bulb also determines the ________of the bulb which in turn determines if it
    will fit the fixture.
    a) Radius
    b) Circumference
    c) Diameter

    17. It represents how bright a bulb is. COLOR TEMPERATURES

    18. Straight fluorescent lights have two sets of ________ (one at each end of a tube) that connect to
    the fixture via two small metal prongs, which are visible outside the tube.
    a) Photons
    b) Electrodes
    c) Protons

    19-20. Give two parts of fluorescent lamps

    BALLAST , STARTER , FIXTURES , GAS , TUBE , PHOSPOR COATING , ELECTRODES

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