sodium fluorescents produce carbon

flourescents are nuclear

I was taught this by a maintenance engineer at Inco 1984.  The atomic number also do is 23.  That of carbon 6.  So a plasma discharge two does nuclear stuff.  At the manufacturers' we have a high voltage burn in, that is her to do so was sodium into hydrogen and helium gases.

With first or get the interaction of hydrogen ions and electrons, to form neutrons.

1 H⁺+e⁻→n⁰

These bond with the other sodium ions.

2 ⁱ⁶Na⁺+n⁰→ⁱ⁷Na⁺

This is the radioactive isotope of sodium.  The half life is 15 hours!  So yet nuclear fusion into smaller fragments.

And these smaller fragments are enriched are also undergo nuclear fission.  And till we arrive at covers 6.

As my eight year colleague found, the carbon falls to the bottom of the a fluorescent tube.  This simple solution is a one he used.  Turn the cylinder 180°.  And the carbon it falls into the neutron and ion soup that is a working fluorescent light.

The carbon bonds with neutrons, to form carbon 13 and 14.  Almost instantaneous nuclear fusion into heat light and X rays.

That easy other interesting proof that fluorescent lights do nuclear stuff.  They give off X rays and heat.  There a biochemical sources of heat, though no obvious chemical reaction.

There are no biochemical sources of X rays and visible light.  QED.