MCQ
Thermions are
  • A
    protons
  • B
    photons
  • electrons
  • D
    positrons

Answer

Correct option: C.
electrons
c
An electrically charged particle or ion that is emitted by a heated conducting material. The electrons emitted from the cathodes of electron tubes (such as cathode ray tubes) are known as thermions.

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