Over time, the heat produced causes the filament to grow thinner. This causes the light bulb to grow dim.
When bulbs are connected in series, the voltage across each bulbs also gets divided and hence the light goes dim.
Yes. When the bulbs are connected in series, the voltage across each bulb reduces hence the brightness reduces too.
i think it's plants. plants are stimulus to light ans as a result always grow in the dierction of light...
Visible light consists of a number of wavelengths. Blue light is the most energetic, red light the least energetic. Green plants grow best in red or blue light (sunlight is a mixture of wavelengths) and do not grow in green or yellow light. Light intensity will affect the growth of plants. Laser light (high intensity with very narrow wavelength) can be used to cut and obviously hurt if used incorrectly. Some people are photo sensitive and light can cause them pain. Green plants are photo sensitive and will grow towards the light.
put more light
use a small battery, nine volt or six...make sure you have the proper bulb for the max. voltage. Split a common pencil to expose the grafite core. One wire taped to the exposed end of the pencil and to the battery. To the other post of the battery connect a second lead. By sliding the second lead back and forth on the surface of the pencil the bulb will grow brighter and dimmer based on proximity to the other lead (taped to the end of the pencil)...or replace the pencil with an old door spring. It will work in a similar fashion. Low voltage, no danger, good presentation of electrical resistance. Appropriate for middle school students to do.
Yes. Only certain minerals will glow under ultraviolet light. First you have to have the uv light shining on it, then you have to turn the lights off and they will grow
a regular light bulb-no.
Definitely fluorescent. Incandescent lights are extremely inefficient and spend most of their energy producing heat rather than light. This is why an incandescent lightbulb gets so much hotter than a fluorescent one.
Only if you buy a "full spectrum" of "grow light" type of compact bulb.
Yes you can use it.
It's about 600 lumens. The same brightness comes from a 12 Watt compact fluorescent light (CFL).
Depends on the plant some grow better in darker places but if it needs light go with the sun it's free
One nice thing about light bulbs is that they provide light indoors and when it is dark outside, without having to light a candle or an oil lamp. They are also relatively safe, clean and easy to operate. Disadvantages include the fact that you will need electricity and wires that are properly installed and cannot be easily moved about. It is also difficult to repair a broken light bulb or one that has burned out, and they must be disposed of and replaced.
sure, it emits light as well as heat. the light from a regular light bulb is not sufficient for photosynthesis but may have an effect on photoperiod which can be a good or a bad things, depends on what you want to grow
I'm sure you can on the internet :)
Explain why light is essential for a plant to grow
By studies, plants grow underneath natural sunlight better.
Actually, light from certain lamps does help plants grow. In almost any garden shop, you can find germination kits that include little containers for the seedlings and a special bulb that helps grow the seedlings. In extreme cases, seen often on the news, marijuana growers actually grow entire "fields" of plants indoors using Grow Lights. Right now, in many of the catalogs you see like Brookstone etc., there's a new product that's designed to grow herbs for the kitchen?and it also uses a special Grow Bulb (and hydroponics) to achieve this. The trick is to have a bulb that covers the correct spectrum of light!