What is another word for Crookes Tube?
Pronunciation: [kɹˈʊks tjˈuːb] (IPA) 
A Crookes Tube is a sealed glass vessel with two electrodes that has been evacuated and filled with low-pressure gas. It is also known as a "Crookes-Hittorf Tube," named after the two scientists who first developed it in the late 1800s. Some common synonyms for Crookes Tube include "Geissler Tube," "discharge tube," and "vacuum tube." Additionally, it is sometimes referred to as a "cathode ray tube," due to its use in early experiments with cathode rays. These tubes were utilized in many early scientific experiments and played a significant role in the development of electronic technology.
