Science, asked by faizan1alyani2, 1 year ago

how will you prove experimentally that graphite is a good conductor of electricity ?
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Answered by rbvarshiniovrgxk
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You can make a electric circuit with bulb and holder

Three pieces of wire

Battery



rbvarshiniovrgxk: Place a graphite in between the circuit connected to the wire u will be noticing that the bulb would glow which proves it's a conductor
Answered by Anonymous
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Take a wooden pencil, it'll have graphite inside it... make the two ends naked by a sharpener, so that in both ends graphite can be seen.

Now clip the open end of a wire to any one of the pencil.

Take the other end of the wire and stick it to a battery terminal.

Now take another wire and stick its two ends with the remaining battery terminal and with a bulb respectively.

Now touch the open end of the pencil to the bulb and observe what happens.

If the bulb glows the point is proved. If u follow the procedure cautiously, the bulb will definitely glow unless the bulb is not okay.  

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