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why are cooper used as conducting wire​

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Answered by Braɪnlyємρєяσя
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All metals have some amount of resistivity to electrical currents, which is why they require a power source to push the current through. ... Copper has low resistivity, and therefore is an excellent conductor. Copper is also less oxidative than other metals.

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Copper is a good conductor of electricity but we use aluminium as a conductor in transmission lines . The main reason of not using copper is the cost . conductivity of copper is higher than the aluminium . ... so due the cost factor we are using aluminum instead of using copper.

Answered by jeonjk0
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All metals have some amount of resistivity to electrical currents, which is why they require a power source to push the current through. ... Copper has low resistivity, and therefore is an excellent conductor. Copper is also less oxidative than other metals.

other information

Copper is a good conductor of electricity but we use aluminium as a conductor in transmission lines . The main reason of not using copper is the cost . conductivity of copper is higher than the aluminium . ... so due the cost factor we are using aluminum instead of using copper.

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