if electric switches are by thermoplastics what would happen
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Thermoplastic materials soften under high temperatures and harden when cooled. Since electric current produces high temperatures, these materials would soften and on cooling, would not recover introductory shape or outline. This would cause defects in their functioning. For instance, if the switch has ports for connecting to, they may be obstructed amid the dissolving and the cooling.
Thermoplastic is bad conduits of heat likewise called insulators which don't enable power to go through by which we won't get shocked while we switch on.
Thermoplastic is bad conduits of heat likewise called insulators which don't enable power to go through by which we won't get shocked while we switch on.
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