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Denardo, B. (2002). Temperature of a lightbulb filament. The Physics Teacher, 40(2), 101–105. 
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Resource type: Journal Article
DOI: 10.1119/1.1457315
ID no. (ISBN etc.): 0031-921X
BibTeX citation key: Denardo2002
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Creators: Denardo
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Abstract
{A standard problem in introductory physics books is to use the temperature coefficient of resistivity to calculate the operating temperature of an incandescent lightbulb filament or heating wire. This assumes a linear variation of resistivity with temperature, which is shown to be significantly incorrect for a 120-V 60-W lightbulb. A discussion of this error can be included with a lecture calculation of the temperature.}
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