Chemistry · Atomic Structure
What happens when canal rays (positive rays) pass through a gas at low pressure?
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- 1They pass through without interacting with the gas molecules.
- 2They convert the gas into solid crystal structures.
- 3They neutralize the gas particles, making them completely inert.
- 4They knock out electrons from gas atoms, causing ionization.✓
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They knock out electrons from gas atoms, causing ionization.
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