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Colten Haney
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29 May, 08:22
What element is used for lightbulb
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Dreamey
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Lightbulbs are filled with the element argon and the filaments are made of metallic element tungsten. The argon in the bulb protects the filament from the surrounding air, which would otherwise oxidize the filament.
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