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your science teacher shows that the bulb good when an iron nail is placed between the two ends of wire. while ankit was trying to make the same circuit at home and bulb did not glow first but after trying the bulb glows. can you suggest the reasons why bulb don't glow in the circuit?

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Answered by katabaaz

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Metal is a good conductor of electricity because the electrons are free to move in a network of metal atom. So because of the "Sea of Electrons", these electrons do not belong to just one atom but move freely about the metal's network which makes them great conductors of heat and electricity so iron is a metal conducting electricity.

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your science teacher shows that the bulb good when an iron nail is placed between the two ends of wire. while ankit was trying to make the same circuit at home and bulb did not glow first but after trying the bulb glows. can you suggest the reasons why bulb don't glow in the circuit?