Fluorescent lamps having reduced interference colors

Electric lamp and discharge devices – With luminescent solid or liquid material – With gaseous discharge medium

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313635, 313493, 313112, H01J 0162

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052586898

ABSTRACT:
Fluorescent lamps having a tin oxide layer protected by a layer of colloidal alumina having a median particle diameter below 0.4 micron exhibit an objectionable pearlescent coloration if the alumina layer thickness is within the range of 500-8,000 .ANG.. This coloration is reduced to an acceptable level by incorporating from 10-30 wt. % of particulate alumina having a median diameter above 0.75 micron in the colloidal alumina.

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