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What is tungestun?

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∙ 13y ago
Updated: 5/31/2024

it is a metal which has a special property i.e it releases a lot of light when current is passed through it..

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The filament wire of an incandescent light bulb is a tightly-coiled wire made from Tungsten. Before it is coiled up it is long and thin.The element is always supported on two stronger wires made of another kind of metal which can withstand the intense heat inside the bulb.Another answerThere are many different kinds of light bulbs that use other metals! Just to name a few: Mercury(Hg), Tungsten(W), Sodium(Na).Tungestun


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