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"💥 THAT TINY GLASS TUBE IS A SACRIFICIAL BODYGUARD. Episode 7 of 'Physics in Day to Day Life' rips open a fuse and shows why it blows on purpose: a calibrated strip—usually a tin-lead alloy with a low melting point—is designed with just enough resistance to stay cool at its rated current. When you overload the circuit (too many devices) or a short dumps a huge surge, Joule heating ( $H = I^2 R t$) spikes—the heat is proportional to current squared, so a 3× overcurrent makes ∼9× the heat. Temperature rockets past the alloy’s melting point, the element liquifies, an arc flashes as it parts, and the filler (sand/silica) quenches that arc so the circuit opens in milliseconds, long before your wall wiring or laptop cooks.

Save this before the next trip. Tag the flatmate who builds extension-cord skyscrapers. 👇

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