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The structure of a light bulb
The structure of a light bulb
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Subject
Physics
Grade
Years 17-19
Publisher
Young Digital Planet
Resource types
Illustration
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An electric circuit
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Electric current
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Resources structure
Years 17-19
Physics
XII. Direct current
60. Electric current
International Curriculum
Years 16-19
Physics - standard level
Core
Topic 5: Electric currents
5.1 Electric potential difference, current and resistance
Physics - higher level
Core
Topic 5: Electric currents
5.1 Electric potential difference, current and resistance
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YDP S.A.
Keywords
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light
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bulb
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Light bulb
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electic
,
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The structure of a light bulb
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