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Lead, as well, as the glass is leaded to attenuate UV (except for UV
tubes, of course :-) ).
Brian
Joe Fjelstad wrote:
> 1. RoHS Annex, Item 5, which exempts: "Lead in glass of cathode ray
> tubes,electronic components and fluorescent tubes"
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> Is it not the mercury in fluorescent tubes that is the concern?
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