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Can a solution, which is a poor conductor of electricity according to our testers, ever allow electric current to pass through it? Give a common example.
Asked by Topperlearning User | 04 Jun, 2014, 01:23: PM
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Yes, even if a solution seems to be a poor conductor of electric current, it might become a good conductor if a high voltage is applied on it.
A common example is air, which is a poor conductor according to all the testers we might devise, but still allows lightning, which is electric current, to pass through it.
A common example is air, which is a poor conductor according to all the testers we might devise, but still allows lightning, which is electric current, to pass through it.
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