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The ability of an aqueous solution to carry an electric current is called conductivity. The current is conducted in the solution by the movement of ions. Conductivity increases with increasing amounts and mobility of ions. In natural water, the dissociation of inorganic compounds is the main source of ions in the solution. Therefore, measuring conductivity reveals the concentration of dissolved salts in water. ...
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| conduction |
1. Heat transfer from particle to particle, occurring most effectively in solids. 2. Transfer of electrical energy through a material via the flow of charged particles, usually electrons.
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| conductivity |
the ease with which a me\aterial transmits an electric current. A high conductivity indicates a solution with a high charged ion content, a property sometimes used to detect ARD.
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| conductor |
An electrical path, which offers comparatively little resistance. A wire or combination of wires not insulated from one another, suitable for carrying a single electric current.
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| conductive hearing loss |
Impairment of hearing due to failure of sound waves to reach the inner ear through the normal air conduction channels of the outer and middle ear. In children, conductive loss is typically medically correctable, and is most often associated with Otitis Media.
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