Chemistry, asked by Advered2897, 11 months ago

The gas usually filled in the electric bulb is nitrogen hydrogen carbon dioxide oxygen

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Answered by joeashish2

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The gas that is us commonly used in electric bulbs are argon and nitrogen, helium, hydrogen and neon. This is because they are inert gases. This means than they are chemically unreactive. This prevents the tungsten filament from damaging fast or getting burn and protects the bulb.

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