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• Vacuum tubes and how they should normally look when operating correctly • The effect of gas or air contamination inside an evacuated tube • Meaning of the terms soft tube and hard tube in older electrical/electronic equipment

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• Think about what a good, properly evacuated tube should look like when energized: is there usually a noticeable glow inside, and if so, what color and from where? • What happens to the appearance of the tube when air or gas leaks in—how would that change the glow inside the glass envelope? • In traditional terminology, does "soft" or "hard" refer to the physical glass of the tube, or to the quality of the vacuum (amount of gas) inside?

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• Be clear on the definition of soft tube vs hard tube in the context of vacuum devices • Consider whether a purplish internal glow is normal operation or a sign of contamination • Double-check which answer choice(s) explicitly mention gas or air inside the tube and how that relates to soft vs hard tube definitions

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