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Is stainless steel a good electrical conductor?
yes
Why is steel a conductor?
because it stole a conductor, it is conductive because the steel has extra electrons and when extra electrons get introduced to the steel, it releases its electrons and takes in the new electrons and this happens in a continually
What do you call a material that can carry electricity?
An electrical conductor is a material that can carry electricity.
What are the metals used in day to day life?
Today I used aluminum in cooking, Steel in my car, Steel in the structure of my furniture. I used iron in my food, Lithium in my batteries, Copper in my electrical lines. There are many more.
Is plastic comb a conductor or an insulator?
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