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- Which object converts light to electricity?

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prisoha [69]4 years ago

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in the case of an electric bulb the electrical energy is converted to light and heat . the amount of electrical energy put into a bulb = the amount of light energy (desirable form) plus the heat energy that comes out of the bulb (undesirable form.) I hope it helps bro please follow me

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