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Which of the following are ohmic resistors? For those that aren’t, briefly state why they aren’t. (a) Nichrome wire, (b) a thin filament light bulb, (c) a plastic rod, (d) salt water, (e) silicon (a semiconductor)

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(a) Nichrome wire is an ohmic conductor.

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01

Given data

A nichrome wire, a thin filament light bulb, a plastic bulb, a plastic rod, salt water and silicon are provided

02

Ohmic conductor

An ohmic conductor is defined such that the potential difference across it and the current through it obey the relation:

V=IR

and the graph is a straight line. This is called Ohm's law. Here, is the resistance of the conductor.

03

Determination which of the following are ohmic resistors 

Among the others, Nichrome is a metal and the potential difference across it and the current passing through it obey Ohm's law.

Hence it is an ohmic conductor.

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