Physics, asked by bymwenda, 1 month ago

While heating water in a beaker , a wire gauze is placed below the beaker. Explain.

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Answered by harshkumar9709222233

Explanation:

wire gauze is usually used to keep glass beakers or flasks from breaking due to heat shock. ... This creates stressthat can eventually cause the glass to break. When a Bunsen burner is used, a piece of wire gauze is often placed between the beaker/flask and a ring that is used to hold the beaker

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