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A variety of light bulbs contain mercury. Mercury is important in lighting since it helps to the efficiency and longevity of the bulbs. In general, fluorescent and other mercury-added bulbs are more energy efficient and last longer than incandescent and other comparable lights.
The choke's job is to create a very high voltage between the filaments at first (across the two ends of the tube light). The choke again delivers a low voltage after the gas in the tube is ionized. A choke is a wire coil. Mercury vapor fills fluorescent tubes and lights.
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<span>the supposed production of living organisms from nonliving matter, as inferred from the apparent appearance of life in some supposedly sterile environments.</span>
I agree with NeverGiveUp, it must be onion. It's a crop, it certainly seems tough and dry, but its defense system makes us crying when we want to cut it :)