Nickel-chrome (nichrome) wire being used in stove and toasters due to:High melting temperatureHigh conductivityLow melting temperatureLow resistivityLow conductivity The material with lowest density is:O aMetalsAlloysPolymersOd CeramicsO e Composite materials

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Nickel-chrome (nichrome) wire being used in stove and toasters due to:
High melting temperature
High conductivity
Low melting temperature
Low resistivity
Low conductivity

The material with lowest density is:
O a
Metals
Alloys
Polymers
Od Ceramics
O e Composite materials

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