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titleOfInvention Method for manufacturing cold cathode fluorescent light comprising carbonization or nitridation step
abstract The manufacturing method of a cold cathode fluorescence lamp according to the invention comprises the steps of: forming a tubular component by material taking nickel or nickel alloy as a base material and taking at least one or more elements of titanium, manganese, zirconium and hafnium as an additive, the tubular component sealed at one end and having an opening at another end; carbonizing the tubular component; closing a pair of tubular components carbonized to a glass tube in airtight way to arranged a tubular electrode in the glass tube in a way that the openings are opposite to each other, wherein the glass tube has an inner space filled with rare gas and mercury gas and provides fluorescent material layer formed on an inner surface of the glass tube.
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