Positive rays produce in discharge tube from:
Correct answer: C. Gas molecule
- A. Electricity
- B. Anode
- C. Gas molecule
- D. Cathode
Explanation
High speed electrons collide with the gas molecules and knock off electrons from them making them positively charged . These ions then travel towards the cathode. Hence, option B is correct. FTB Pg 24
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