Question

What are the consequences faced if metal does not posses electrical conductivity property?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Every metal has a different resistance to electric current flow. The conductor's size and form also have a role.

Explanation:

• When all other factors are equal, adding contaminants into the conductor on a regular basis might increase or decrease resistance.
• A cast iron conductor infused with 5% gold, for example, will have much lower resistance.
• If a pure copper conductor is infused with 5% aluminium, it will have a higher resistance.
• Adding a non-metallic substance to a metal conductor increases resistance in general.
• Electrons may easily flow between atoms in metals, allowing them to conduct electricity.
• The thermal conductivity pattern changes when atoms of various sizes or atomic weights vibrate at different speeds.
• When there is less energy transmission between atoms, conductivity decreases.