the heating element of an immersion water heater is made up of
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nichrome(nickel 80%, chromium 20%)
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The heating element of an immersion water heater is made up of Nichrome.
Nichrome is an alloy of 80% nickel and 20% chromium.
Nichrome wire has low electrical conductivity and also a high melting point.
Low electrical conductivity opposes current, which leads to formation of heat energy. High melting point prevents Nichrome from oxidising (melting) at high temperatures.
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