how does material of wire affect amount of heat produced when electric current is passed through it.
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Greater the resistance of a wire, greater will be the heat produced in it by a given current. For example : Copper has a very low resistance, so if electric current is passed through a copper wire, then the heat produced in it will be extremely small (due to which the copper wire will become negligibly hot).
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