The light given off by the phosphor during exposure to the electron beam is known as
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Correct answer: A. Fluorescence
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Light emitted while the electron beam is striking the phosphor is fluorescence; light emitted after the beam is removed is phosphorescence, and its duration is persistence.More Programming Languages and Computer Graphics questions
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