in the electric equipment producing heat example iron, electric heater, boiler, toaster etc, and alloy such as nichrome is used, not pure metals
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It is so because pure metals may melt at high temperatures. But nichrome doesn't.So it is used in in pure metal's stead.
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Heating devices are mainly made up of Nichrome wire because of the following factors :-
- It does not get easily oxidised readily at high temperatures.
- It has high resistivity than pure metals.
- It has high melting points.
These are some reasons for using alloy or nichrome wire for heating elements .
If we choose pure metals having Very low resistivity,low melting point and oxidised easily .
That's why instead of pure metals we should use alloy or nichrome wire for heating elements in devices such as heater and toaster.
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