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draw a well labeled diagram of a bulb and explain

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Answered by anushka714
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Labelled diagram of an electric bulb and its parts.

When a wire filament inside the bulb is heated it starts glowing hence emitting light rays. ... The inner cavity of the bulb is filled with an inert gas like neon or xenon. The filament is attached to terminals which supply electric current to generate heat.

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Answered by Rayshabh
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An electric light bulb is a device which produces light when electricity is passed through its terminals.

i) It consists of a coiled filament made of tungsten.  

ii) The filament is supported by thin, straight support wires. The support wires stand on a glass mount, which is connected to the terminals.

iii) Terminals are the points at which the bulb is connected to a path of electric current.

iv) The entire set-up is enclosed in a glass case. The space inside the glass case is filled with an inert gas or non-reactive gas.

When electricity is passed through the terminals of the bulb, the filament gets heated up and produces light.

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