Physics, asked by prmkulk1978, 1 year ago

The bulb does not glow in the experiment set-up shown in the given figure. List the possible reasons.

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Answered by vanshika2002
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Hi friend,

The possible reason could be :

1. The bulb might be fused .
2. The cells might be dead.
3. The connections might be loose .

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Answered by abhi178
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this is based on concept of electrodynamics .
bulb glow only when current passing through it . current means what ??? change in charge( e.g electrons)per unit time .
above explanation means bulb glow only when electrons moves from liquid to bulb and bulb to liquid .

here bulb doesn't glow , I think
(a) electrons are not moving across the bulb . so, potential are not developing across the bulb , hence bulb doesn't glow .

(b) may be happen that required potential doesn't devalop by system so, bulb doesn't glow .

(c) may be happen that liquid is neutral no any charge or mobility .so , current don't develop by this .

(d) filament may be gone .

(e) bulb may be fused

(f) circuit may be opened

(h) wire may be neutral ( current doesn't passing this wire

prmkulk1978: well explained. keep it up abhi
abhi178: i hope this will correct
abhi178: thank you mam ,
prmkulk1978: it's correct
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