Why Are Gas Lamps So Bright?

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Because gas lamps use vaporized kerosene to burn efficiently at extremely high temperatures, heating a mesh made of various rare earth elements to emit light, thereby achieving a brightness that flames alone cannot match. Below is an introduction to related car lighting content: Halogen Headlights: Halogen headlights are currently the most commonly used type of car headlight source by major automakers across various vehicle models. Due to their relatively low cost, they are very suitable for more economical, lower-priced vehicles. Xenon Headlights: Xenon lamps are stimulated by high-voltage current to emit light, resulting in a longer lifespan and better energy efficiency compared to halogen lamps. Moreover, their brightness is significantly improved by 300% over halogen lamps. LED Headlights: LED headlights are increasingly entering people's field of vision. While LEDs may often bring to mind stylish daytime running lights, this type of light source, with its numerous advantages, has become the choice for more and more car headlight illumination.