Physics, asked by Anonymous, 2 months ago

in the electrie equipments producing heat
eg.iron, electric heater ,boilers, toaster, etc an
alloy such as Nichrome is used not pure metal​

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Answered by kamlesh678
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Answer:

Because alloys like nichrome have a higher resistivity than pure metals, they will easily heat up when a tiny amount of current is sent through them.

Explanation:

  • As a result, an alloy such as Nichrome, rather than pure metals, is used in electric equipment that produces heat, such as iron, electric heaters, boilers, toaster, and so on.
  • Nichrome has a higher resistivity than pure metal.
  • Nichrome has a higher melting point than pure metal.
  • When heated in air, nichrome does not oxidise, whereas metal does.
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