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ElectroMaster · Jan 3, 2010

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Current and Conductivity - A current flow path is provided by wires or other metals and thus form conductors of electricity. T

A current flow path is provided by wires or other metals and thus form conductors of electricity. The ability of a substance to conduct electric current is termed conductivity. Current can also flow in substances such as liquids, gases, or materials whose composition offers opposition to the flow and limits the amount of current to definite quantities. The unit of electric current is known as the Ampere, named after Andre' Ampere (1775 - 1836) the famous French expermenter and scientist. One...

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azzythehillbilly · Sep 22, 2012

The measure of how well a substance will permit current flow is conductivity, not conductance.
Conductance is the reciprocal of resistance Thus the conductivity of a hundred ohm resistance is 1/100 or .01 mho. Mho being the unit of conductivity.

blue_led · Oct 10, 2019

I have never well understood the Law of Kirchoff because there are too much phrases in the sentence which confuse me.
This author has written down the Law of Kirchoff to Simplicity in such a form that it can be visualised !
I will not forget this one easy ...

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