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A material's ability to conduct electric current or thermal energy by any means.
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Is the electrical conductivity only measurable in aqueous solutions? [closed]
I have been looking for other ways to measure it, but all I've found is through aqueous solutions. So I want to know if there's another way to do it, or why it isn't possible through other means.
