Difference between revisions of "Electrical Conductor"

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Wires have metal inside them because metal makes a good electrical conductor.

An electrical conductor is a material that allows electricity to flow through it easily.

Singular Noun: Electrical conductor

Plural Noun: Electrical conductors

Verb: To electrically conduct

Adjective: Electrically conductive

Metals make good electrical conductors.

Plastic, rubber and the air make bad electrical conductors.


Metal is a good electrical conductor.	Salty water is a good electrical conductor.

Plastic is a bad electrical conductor.	Rubber is a bad electrical conductor.

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