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'''Conductive''' means the ability to conduct [[electricity]]. [[Metal]]s such as [[copper]] are very good conductors, whereas semimetals like [[antimony]] are resistant to conductivity. | '''Conductive''' means the ability to conduct [[electricity]]. [[Metal]]s such as [[copper]] are very good conductors, whereas semimetals like [[antimony]] are resistant to conductivity. | ||
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Revision as of 12:00, March 29, 2017
Conductive means the ability to conduct electricity. Metals such as copper are very good conductors, whereas semimetals like antimony are resistant to conductivity.