Answer / madhan

two blades immersed in water .water is a conductor
moleformula is h2o. if you give 230v there will 50 +ve &50-
ve cycles so water positive and negative cations and anion
moves through blades. so there will some current flow this
is the reason for heat.

i*i*r=power
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Answer / k.prakashchandra

The water in between acts as a resistance /heater coil

Answer / k.prakashchandra

Water acts as a resistor.

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