DIY Cathode Ray Tube: Interacting With Electrons @TannerTech
DIY Cathode Ray Tube: Interacting With Electrons  @TannerTech
Uploaded May 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
In this video, I will show you the process I used to build a Cathode Ray Tube. It was made using a glass test tube. This CRT is really cool and can be used as a tube that can create a cool glow. It can also be used as an apparatus that can be used to replicate the Thomson experiment for the purpose of teaching or learning about the subatomic electron particle.
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DIY Cathode Ray Tube: Interacting With Electrons

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