Which one was invent firstly electricity or bulb?

He didn't invent electricity, but a means to use it with things like the light bulb that differed from his closest competitor Tesla. No one invented electricity. Electricity was there all along in nature. Benjamin Franklin discovered that lightening was electricity.

He did not invent or discover electricity. It was already known. He was one of the ones that helped bring it into everyday life.

No one invented electricity. However if you are asking who discovered and proved electricity, this would be Benjamin Franklin.

Actually Benjamin Franklin did not invent electricity. (No-one did.) However, he did invent lightning rods and he did suggest experiments to show that there is a connection between lightning and electricity. For more about him you might like to read his page on wikipedia.

Because electricity flow through it's wire. Electricity came from outlets source. When you plugged in a device, electricity will flow into two ways. One is directed on a bulb and the other one is cut. Two points of cut wires are put in a switch so if you presses the switch, the other current (whether positive or negative) will generate full electricity that is capable of lighting a light bulb.

Electricity is part of the natural world (seen most conspicuously in lightning) therefore it wasn't invented by anybody. Galvani was one of the earliest scientists to study electricity.

He was not the first person to create a light bulb, that honor goes to Warren de la Rue who demonstrated one in 1840.

Thomas Edison didn't invent the light bulb. Thomas Edison improved the light bulb design because he went to a convention and saw a lightbulb realitive to the one he will soon copy. But it went out in a few minutes.

"The one who created the florescent light bulb is Thomas Edison." That is wrong. Edison was the first person to invent a practical incandescent light bulb that lasted more than a few weeks.

No, BEN Franklin did not. William Gilbert first described electricity in 1600. No one actually "invented" electricity. It is actually a naturally occurring phenomenon that we can recreate in many ways.

He was one of several people who invented a form of light bulb. His patent never amounted to much as his invention was flawed and burned out much too quickly.

A triangle is a geometric shape that is naturally formed by connecting three points. No one "invented" it, in the same way that no one "invented" electricity.

Sadly, no he did not. The Greeks discovered electricity thousands of years ago by rubbing a feather against amber. That is where the word electricity comes from. +++ Actually no-one "invented" electricity: Nature did! Mankind simply discovered the laws of electricity and magnetism and how to apply them to practical ends.

Take two pieces of wire, one battery and one light bulb. Battery and light bulb should be the same voltage. Attach one end of one piece of wire to one pole of the battery (Soldering it would be best). Attach one end of the other piece of wire to the other pole of the battery and the other end of the wire to side conductor of the light bulb. You are done. To test the… Read More

It took thousands of different filaments to be tested to find the correct one. Many other engineers and scientists assisted Thomas Edison with the development of the light bulb.

British inventor Sir Joseph Wilson Swan of invented the modern light bulb in 1878, one year before Thomas Alva Edison invented his.

Edison failed many times - no one knows how many - to make a filament for a light bulb that would last a long time. He did not invent the light bulb - he was working on a BETTER light bulb that would last longer.

Edison did not invent the first electric light bulb, but instead invented the first commercially practical incandescent light. Thomas Edison and his team invented the incandescent lamp in his laboratory in Menlo Park, New Jersey. Thomas Edison's greatest challenge was the development of a practical incandescent, electric light. Contrary to popular belief, he didn't "invent" the lightbulb, but rather he improved upon a 50-year-old idea. In 1879, using lower current electricity, a small carbonized filament… Read More

If a circuit is wired in parallel, all the bulbs have their own independent access to electricity, so if one bulb goes out, the others are not affected. If the circuit is wired in series, then one bulb going out will block the current to all the other bulbs as well.

a 100w light bulb uses 867kwh of electricity in 365 days . if an oil burning generator uses 1 gall of oil to produce 10kwh of electricity then it would need 86.7gallons

Static electricity is a build up of positive and negative electrons that get close enough to interact with each other briefly. This leads to you getting a small shock if you say rub your feet in wool socks against carpet and then touch something metal. However the electrical charge in these reactions is very small, and there is no sustained current. The electricity in a light bulb is a continuously flowing current, so long as… Read More

IT USUALLY MEANS ONE OF YOUR BULBS ON THE RIGHT SIDE ,EITHER FRONT OR REAR ARE BURNT OUT. At least one of the filaments is dying. You need a new bulb. The front bulb, rear bulb, and dash signal lights are connected by a physical timer. How this timer works is that they have two connectors on one side, that has electricity build up. After X milliseconds, enough electricity has been built up, and it… Read More

Benjamin Franklin did not invent electricity. He did some experiments with it however. One experiment (that may be only a legend) is that he flew a kite in a thunderstorm, and that this confirmed the nature of lightning as an electric phenomenon.

Firstly, he didn't discover it; the periodic table was invented. Secondly, he wasn't the one to invent it - although his work did contributem that was done by Gregor Mendeleev.

Electricity and light are both forms of energy so to convert one to the other needs a device which for producing light is called a light bulb. In one type of bulb electric current flows through a thin metal filament, heating it to 2000 degrees C so that it becomes white hot and emits light. It also emits a lot of wasteful heat, so there are better forms of bulb.

Yes; a closed circuit is one in which the electricity is allowed to flow through a conductor.

heclever Heclever?What,are you stupid?He created electricity!!!NoDuh!!! He made the first light bulb.

yes but you use the iron for a short time so monthly equals one 75W light bulb

Electricity is not kept in a light bulb because there is nowhere to put it... It is not like a battery! Maybe, because they knew a light bulb can't keep any electricity, that is why your Mom and Dad thought your question was dumb? Well, it is not really all that dumb, it just had one word in it that was wrong. No question is dumb if it is asking asking how something works because… Read More

Thomas Edison didn't actually invent the light bulb. Edison just improved it, many other people had invented it only Edison made a more efficient one that lasted longer.

Thomas Edison holds 1,093 patents for his inventions. It is impossible to list them all. Among his best known inventions (which sometimes included many patented parts) are the first practical incandescent light bulb (an incandescent light is one that does not have an open flame), the phonograph for recording and playing music, and the motion picture machine for recording and playing movies. People know him best for his light bulb, but to make the light… Read More

Edison didn't invent the light bulb he simply improved it like many hundreds of the other inventors that did! He didn't. Edison simply improved on previous designs made by other engineers and was able to market his design. In fact, he was successfully sued by the British engineer, Swann, for patent infringement, who then acquired part of Edison's company as compensation. What Edison did invent was the electric generation, distribution, and power usage metering system… Read More

Thomas Edison gave us the first light bulb. Edison's most famous invention to come out of Menlo Park, California was the light bulb. Edison didn't invent electric lights--there were arc lights already, which were similar to today's street lights. They were very, very bright so people didn't want them inside their houses. At home, people used gas lights, but their open flames were dangerous and they flickered a lot. Edison didn't just invent a light… Read More

Benjamin Franklin did not invent electricity. He did some experiments with it however. One experiment (that may be only a legend) is that he flew a kite in a thunderstorm, and confirmed by the charge on a metal key that lightning is an electrical phenomenon. I LIKE PIE

No. The electric light, one of the everyday conveniences that most affects our lives, was invented in 1879 by Thomas Alva Edison. BUT Lewis Latimer improved it...

If that happens, then you know that all the lights are connected in series, like links in a chain. If one fails, there's nothing to carry the electricity on to the next one.

Electricity is not the same as electric light. Electricity is the flow of electrons from one atom to the next. As electrons travel through the filament of a light bulb the resistance of the filament opposes the flow of current, which creates heat. The filament will heat up so much that it produces a visible light.

Well, i have a little knowledge in electricity so I'll share with you the little that i know and i hope it will answer your question. When another light bulb is added to a circuit, the electricity is shared throughout the circuit and therefore both the light bulbs will light up. There will be little or no impact to the first light bulb. That is both for an open or a closed circuit. If though… Read More

they did invent things but know one knows

Yes A 100watt light bulb left on for 10 hours will use a much electricity as a 1 Kilowatt fire left on for one hour. An energy efficient light bulb giving out the same amount of light as a 100watt bulb, only actually uses 20watts of electricity. That is 1/5th of the electricity, it will need to be on for 50 hours to use as much as a 1 Kilowatt fire left on for one… Read More

one is a billions of miles up one is from 7 to 10 feet above you they both gives heat and light but the sun is much larger and is part of our nature..the sun is can sustain to emits heat and light but the light bulb without an electricity cannot serve its purpose..*smiel*

You could ride into one and smash it on purpose If you interrupted the flow of electricity to the lights they would not work. Ie, broken bulb, broken wire, blown fuse.

Actually, The first incandescent light bulb was constructed in 1840. It consisted of a platinum coil contained in a glass vacuum tube, and was constructed by British scientist, Warren De la Rue. There were other experiments on incandescent light before and after, but this was the first incandescent light bulb, as the platinum filament was enclosed in a vacuum tube. Sir Joseph Swann of England and Thomas Edison both developed workable electric incandescent lamps during… Read More

One filament of bulb burned out (double filamented bulb) Replace bulb

when electricity can transfure from one thing (the source of the electricity like a battery) through something to produce the final product. Like lets say if copper is a a conduct or a insulator(something that cants conduct) if it can conduct then the batter power would pass through the copper and transfer that energy into something like a light bulb!

A 40 watt bulb uses 40 watt-hours in an hour, which is 0.04 kilowatt-hours, so it would take 25 hours to use 1 kilowatt-hour or 1 unit.

Fluorescent bulbs contain a low pressure mercury vapour. The electricity excites the gas which emits UV light. The inside of the glass is coated with a phosphor. The UV light excites the phosphor which emits visible light. When you rub the bulb with a piece of nylon you are rubbing electrons from one material to the other (i think from nylon to bulb). This results in static electricity which excites the mercury vapour in much… Read More

Thomas Edison did invent the light bulb. Actually, he improved it. He didn't invent it though he sure did no he did not Lewis howard latimer invented the light bulb and thomas Edison took credit for it. No. The first light bulb was built by Humphrey Davy and Thomas Edison improved it. Yes and no. While Thomas Edison did create a light bulb, he only created the one that is used today. The updated incandescent… Read More

No, you shouldn't, because one, you will rack up a big electricity bill, and two, there is the possibility that the bulb in the tv will short circuit and you'd have to replace it. you can if you want to.

Ben Franklin is credited with invented 10 innovations. He is most remembered for his work with discovering electricity, and while not inventing it, he understood things about it that no one had been able to do previously.