what precaution to take while conducting experiment to test electric conductive of liquids
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Current: The movement of electrical charge measured in ampere (amps).
Voltage: Measure of electrical force or potential difference in volts.
Watt: Unit of electric power, equals the voltage multiplied by current (W=V x A).
Resistance: Opposition to current flow measured in ohms.
Conductors: Materials that have little resistance to electricity.
Insulators: Materials that have high resistance to electricity.
Grounding: A conductive connection to the earth serving as a sink for the current that is used as a protective measure against static electricity build-up.
Voltage: Measure of electrical force or potential difference in volts.
Watt: Unit of electric power, equals the voltage multiplied by current (W=V x A).
Resistance: Opposition to current flow measured in ohms.
Conductors: Materials that have little resistance to electricity.
Insulators: Materials that have high resistance to electricity.
Grounding: A conductive connection to the earth serving as a sink for the current that is used as a protective measure against static electricity build-up.
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