Physics, asked by ZyedRaza121, 1 year ago

why doesn't the filament in lightbulbs evaporate away

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Answered by tiger2625

It doesn't last very long because the tungsten in the filament evaporates and deposits on the glass. Eventually, a thin spot in the filament causes the filament to break, and the bulb "burns out."

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