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Where are electric bulbs usually used?

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Where natural light is insufficient.

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Which gasses are used in electric bulbs?

There are no gasses used in an electric bulb. What's inside is something known as energy. It is known as this because it gives off light. Neon is a gas that is used in light bulbs.


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What types of light bulbs are used in electric circuits?

Usually the light bulbs used are resistive components, but the energy savers used now a days are inductive components and they are used because they consume reactive(inductive) less useful power and save useful or real (resistive) power.


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What are domestic light bulbs?

Domestic light bulbs are simply the light bulbs (usually of the filament type) used in the home.


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What metal would not melt on mercury?

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Why electric bulbs don't have air inside?

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Which gas is used in electric bulbs?

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What is element is used in light bulbs as a filament?

Usually tungsten.


Which element is used in light bulbs as a flament?

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