A battery lights a bulb. Describe the energy changes involved in the process.
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●A battery has stored chemical energy. The chemical energy is converted into electrical energy during lighting of bulb. •So, a battery converts chemical energy into electrical energy. The filament in the bulb becomes white hot and gives out light. Electrical energy is converted into heat and light energy. ●Thus, the energy changes involved in this process can be written as follows: ●Chemical energy —> Electrical energy —> Heat energy + Light energy. ________________________________ Hope that it helps you ;)
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Dear Student,
◆ Answer -
Energy changes involved in the process of lighting bulb by a battery are
Chemical energy → Electrical energy → Light energy
● Explaination -
- Initially chemical energy is stored in the battery.
- When switch is on, chemical energy is converted into electrical energy and current passes through the circuit.
- When current reaches the bulb, electrical energy is converted into chemical energy.
- Some amount of electrical energy is also converted to heat energy.
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