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What is the electrical conductivity of Aluminum?

What is the electrical conductivity of Aluminum? Correct Answer 3.5 * 107

The electrical conductivity of Aluminum is 3.5 * 107. The electrical conductivity of Silver, Copper, and Iron is 6.3 * 107, 5.9 * 107, and 1 * 107 in that order. The electrical conductivity is generally measured at 20oC.

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