2. NEON LIGHT http://www.hussy.com.au

3. INTRODUCTION http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/160141-How-can-i-have-this-neon-light-effect-inside-unity

4. CONTENTS How does Neon Light it work History of Neon Light Neon lights Effects Extra Facts What's in Neon Light Glossary Etymology Colours Resources

5. HOW DOES NEON LIGHT WORK http://www.flickr.com Click her to go back to the contents

6. HISTORY OF NEON LIGHT http://www.invent.org Click her to go back to the contents

7. WHAT'S IN NEON LIGHT http://www.chemwiki.ucdavis.edu Click her to go back to the contents

8. ETYMOLOGY http://www.flickr.com Click her to go back to the contents

9. NEON LIGHT EFFECTS http://home.productwiki.com Click her to go back to the contents

10. COLOURS http://www.sighx.info Click her to go back to the contents

11. Neon lights are very fragile, and their transformers produce 4,000 to 12,000 volts. A shock from neon lights could knock you off your feet -- or kill you. Neon lights were firstly used in the United States when Georges Claude sold two signs to the Packard car company in 1923. The lights, which spelled out, "Packard," cost $12,000 each. Neon is also known as neon lamps. EXTRA FACTS Click her to go back to the contents http://www.apolloneon.com

12. RESOURCES http://www.hussy.com.au http://en.wikipedia.org http://www.ehow.com/search.html?s=neon+light&skin=corporate&t=all Click her to go back to the contents

13. Argon Phosphor Ion Cathode Electrode Luminous Signage Molecules Electrons Plasma Impulse Photon GLOSSARY Physicists Voltage Mercury Helium http://dictionary.reference.com/ www.tumblr.com Click her to go back to the contents

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