Some TVs are named as plasma TVs, why?

Plasma is formed when electricity is passed in a fluorescent tube, which makes it glow.

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Plasma has negligible force of attraction between its particles.

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Plasma is formed when electricity is passed in a fluorescent tube, which makes it glow and has negligible force of attraction between its particles.

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Plasma sounds innovative.

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Solution

The correct option is A
Plasma is formed when electricity is passed in a fluorescent tube, which makes it glow.

Plasma is hot ionized gas consisting of approximately equal number of positively charged ions and negatively charged electrons. So plasma is formed when electricity is passed in a fluorescent tube, which makes it glow. Hence, plasma TV is named because of plasma in it.

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