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Why are electrodes placed in resistance-heated fluidized bed?

(a) Achieve high temperatures

(b) Acts as heat transfer surface

(c) Helps in magnetizing the metallic particles

(d) None of the mentioned

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This key question is from Synthesis Reactions-2 in chapter Particles and Fluidization of Fluidization Engineering

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Right option is (a) Achieve high temperatures

The explanation: To maintain very high temperatures through passing high density current through electrically conductive material.

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