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At what temperature does the filament of electric bulb glows ?

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At what temperature does the filament of electric bulb glows ?..

Answer / abdul nazir

An electrical current heats the filament to typically 2000 K
to 3300 K (about 3100-5400°F),(1700-3000°C), well below
tungsten's melting point of 3695 K (6192°F).

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At what temperature does the filament of electric bulb glows ?..

Answer / sanju

Between 2000-2500 o C

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At what temperature does the filament of electric bulb glows ?..

Answer / karthigeyan

2000c-2500c

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At what temperature does the filament of electric bulb glows ?..

Answer / vikram

100c-500c

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