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Electricity - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Electric Resistant Heaters
        
        An electric resistance heater is a device that converts electrical energy into heat by passing current through a resistive element.
      - Electric Furnaces
        
        An electric furnace is a device that uses electrical energy to generate high heat for melting, heating, or processing materials, typically via resistive or induction heating elements.
      - Electric water Heaters
        
        An electric water heater is a device that uses electrical energy to heat water, typically by passing current through a heating element immersed in a tank or flowing water.
  - - - AC (Air Conditioner)
        
        Electricity powers cooling in homes and industries through AC and other systems, a major and growing part of global electricity use.
      - Refrigerator
        
        Refrigerators use electricity to remove heat from their interior, keeping food and drinks cold or frozen.
      - Freezer
        
        A freezer is an appliance that uses electricity to keep food and other items frozen by removing heat from its interior.
  - - - Electric Cars
        
        An electric car is a vehicle powered entirely or primarily by electricity stored in batteries, using electric motors for propulsion.
  - - - Light Bulb
        
        A light bulb converts electricity into light using a filament or LEDs enclosed in a transparent shell, designed to fit into a lamp socket.
      - Torch
        
        A torch is a portable device for emitting light or heat, with definitions varying by region and context. Historically, a torch was a stick with burning material, used for illumination or fire