burning effect of electric current explain
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Yogita Ingle 5 years, 6 months ago
When electric current flows through a conducting wire, the temperature of wire increases. This is called heating effect of electric current.
Devices Which Work on Heating Effect of Electric Current: Incandescent bulb is an example of a device which works because of the heating effect of electric current. The filament of bulb is made of tungsten. Tungsten has very high melting point and that is the reason it is used in electric bulb. Moreover, argon gas is filled inside the bulb. Argon prevents the filament from catching fire. Electric iron, water heater, geyser, toaster, etc. are some other devices which work on heating effect of electric current.
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