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| Filename: | Calcium_Halophosphate_White_Phosphor_Glowing_Under_UV.JPG |
| Album name: | SuperSix / My Files |
| Filesize: | 24 KiB |
| Date added: | Aug 14, 2011 |
| Dimensions: | 1024 x 990 pixels |
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| URL: | https://allthingslighting.co.uk/atl/displayimage.php?pid=2572 |
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Nice! You been breaking tubes again? LOL!
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Again, another awesome pic!!
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Lol I only break knackered ones! Thanks again!
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and he broke a Mercury Lamp try a Blacklight Lamp/Tube
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Lol Colin that was an accident, and proves that the new Philips MBFs are of a rather weak design. That was the only mercury lamp I've ever broken!
 I do actually have a knackered 4W blacklight tube somewhere, could try it.
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Philips mercurys are very weak, especially compared to others.
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Nice photo SuperSix
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Should work nicely with a germicidal tube as well as was nicely demonstrated by Tim Hunkin on the Secret Life of Machines a good few years back. Be interesting to see this done with triphosphor and halophosphate powder next to each other to compare the brightness of them both.
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