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An electric lamp creates light by forcing electrons through the filament of its light bulb. The kinetic energy of the moving electrons comes directly from
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An electric lamp creates light by forcing electrons through the filament of its light bulb. The kinetic energy of the moving electrons comes directly from

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The kinetic energy of an electron is associated with a potential field created in the environment of that electron, which in this case is the filament.
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It is electric potential energy

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