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A worker dips the cathode ends of a CFL burner in an acid to improve their conductance, before sending the lamp to be fitted with the plastic base and the bayonet
(By Arnab Pratim Dutta (Reporter, Down to Earth)
Photographs by Meeta Ahlawat)
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