Physics, asked by ranjanaashish566, 1 year ago

when electric current is pass through a resistor, some heat is produced. Why is it so?

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Answered by Anonymous

it is due to the flow of electrons which produces heat.

ranjanaashish566: try to explain properly

Anonymous: in a conductor,the number of positive ions is equal to the number of electrons flowing in it. the electrons are attracted towards the positive terminal and due to the drift of electrons towards the positive terminal,the end of the conductor gets heated.

Anonymous: here conductor is ur resistor, which u have taken.

Anonymous: hope.... now it's clear to u.

Answered by gurjot23

electrons

Explanation:

friend it's due to the flow of electrons . during the time when they are flowing the heat is produced. hole it helps you..

ranjanaashish566: try to explain properly

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