Since pure resistance refers to the resistance that converts electric energy into heat energy, why does the bulb belong to pure resistance? Isn't it also converted into light energy?

Since pure resistance refers to the resistance that converts electric energy into heat energy, why does the bulb belong to pure resistance? Isn't it also converted into light energy?


There are three forms of heat transfer
Conduction, convection and radiation,
Light radiation is also a form of heat energy,
85-90% of the heat of tungsten filament in incandescent lamp is radiated by conduction and convection, and 15-10% is radiated by light



When the electric light in the classroom lights up, the energy consumed is a electric energy B light energy c electric energy


The most direct is definitely electricity
But electricity may come from chemical energy