Math, asked by sakshamjakhmola, 8 months ago

Why are coils of toaster and electric irons made of alloy rather than a pure metal

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Answered by Noyingbenicngullie
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It is because alloy has high resistivity than the pure metal and it does not melt easily at a high temperature.

Answered by MissCallous
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The melting point of an alloy is much higher than a pure metal because of its high resistivity. At high temperatures, alloys do not melt readily. Therefore, alloys are used in heating appliances such as electric toasters and electric irons

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