A 100 Watt Light Bulb Converts Electrical Energy into Electromagnetic Energy at a Slower Rate That a

The higher the wattage, the more electrical energy is being used. In a light bulb the electrical energy is converted to EM energy which appears in both visible and infrared parts of the spectrum, so the answer is no, it will be at a higher rate for a 100 watt bulb

POLL: if albert Einstien wouldn't have invented the light bulb, would u? ?

definately u can not cz u dnt evn knw who invented light bulb

How many ceiling can lights can I put on 1 circuit? Each bulb is 75 watts.?

It's more of a question of how many amps can the circuit handle. Depends on the draw. I assume there are no fans because you called them can lights. As a rule I never put anymore than 8 or 9 lights or receptacles on any one circuit.

license plate light won't work, new bulb, how to check if light socket is the problem?

take and clean the socket out actual sturdy that the bulb suits in to ,those receives corroded and reason that too take position,that would want to also be a damaged twine in the harness that is going to the plate lighting fixtures fixtures,you would possibly want to purchase the alternative sockets with a small piece of the wiring harness for some money at any parts save and treatment that situation with it,sturdy success

what bulb flowers grow well in north central texas during spring?

Daffodils do beautifully, as do hyacinths and muscari or "grape hyacinths." Tulips grow well if you can chill them during the winter, just in case it does not stay cold enough for long enough. Crocuses do pretty well; they will bloom REALLY early; same for paperwhites. I lived in Denton for about 16 years, and had tons of daffodils in my yard; my neighbors had tulips and had to work at them a bit, but it was worth it. If you are after summer flowers, irises are wonderful for that area. Enjoy!

Can the vacuum space in a light bulb can annihilate earth leaving a cloud of particles?

How many lawyers does it take to pull 1.27 gigajoules of energy out of a lightbulb? --- ignoring vacuum, we KNOW how to pull huge amounts of energy out of a small amount of mass (boom!). Is it absolutely incredible to pull are asonable' amounts of energy out of microscopic amounts of mass? That does not sound like it has to violate any basic principles. Unfortunately, this magic 9 volt battery than runs forever on one fingernail clipping will probably require a basic principle of science which will turn out to ALSO allow any disaffected teen to destroy the universe by smacking two bowling balls together 'just right' and has been discovered repeatedly though the ages (Tunguska?) and suppressed for our own good. So you can not get rich off of the idea without immediately having to look for a new universe to pollute.

when a light bulb isn't used can it last 20 years?

You can use as the it is filled with inert gases

How many GW. Bushes does it take to change a light bulb?

None. He would set up one of his cronies in business to do it. With a multimillion dollar contract

Can a Leopard Gecko's only source of light be a night bulb?

Nature? God? Created the sun and moon. One gives light during the day and the other during the night, unless it's not showing. The world turns... Day... Night. Day... Night. All of the creatures on this planet are governed by the amount of day and night they get daily. Leos do not live in dark caverns a mile below the earth's crust in total darkness. It sounds to me like you need to Google "Circadian rhythm" to get an understanding of how important the day and night cycle is for an animal. I am sorry, but your Leo needs a day cycle even though he's a creature of the night. How can there be dark, if there IS no light? If you can locate his tank near a bright window where it does NOT get direct sun; that will work for his day cycle. This can cause problems as the days shorten for winter and your Leo decides he does not want to eat and wants to burmate. He needs about 12 hr. of daylight a day. Whether you provide this with a normal household light bulb or a window is up to you as long as something is providing his temperature gradient during the day. What is the night light for? Heat? Viewing? Without knowing your setup, heating, his light source, etc., I just can not answer this question in a concise manner. He needs a pattern for his light and dark hours. Since I do not know what you are using to provide his day cycle, I can not offer a better suggestion or answer. You can simplify altering from one light to another with the addition of an appliance timer. You set it up - and let it do the work for you. Good luck.