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  • Which of the following metal is generally used for making filaments of bulb?


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  • A. W
  • B. Ag
  • C. Fe
  • D. Rh

  • Correct Answer


  • Explanation

    W is the symbol for chemical element Tungsten or Wolfram.

    It is used in making filaments of bulbs.

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