Physics · Electricity
The resistivity of an alloy is generally higher than its constituent metals, and this property makes alloys suitable for ___________.
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- 1Connecting wires (e.g., copper transmission lines)
- 2Circuit fuses (e.g., lead/tin alloy)
- 3Filaments of electric bulbs (e.g., tungsten)
- 4Heating elements (e.g., nichrome)✓
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Heating elements (e.g., nichrome)
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