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True or False Ultrasonic sensors produce light waves at high speeds with phase shift to detect objects. 

          True or False Ultrasonic sensors produce light waves at high speeds with phase shift to detect objects.

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Computer Science and Information Technology
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Trishna Knowledge Systems 2018 Edition
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0:00 Hello everyone.
00:01 In the present problem a statement is given that a gas filled detectors works on the principle that as radiation passes through air or specific gas, scintillation of the gas molecules release visible light.
00:15 We have to prove if the given statement is true or false.
00:20 Now coming to the solution, let us first look into a few points.
00:27 The first point is the passage of a charged particle through a gas results in the transfer of energy from the particle to the electrons that are part of the normal atomic structure of the gas.
02:02 So, what does it mean? the passage of a charged particle through a gas results in when a charged particle passes to the gas, there is transfer of energy from the charged particle to the electrons that are a part of the gas...
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