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In terms of water quality, conductivity is the ability of a water sample to carry an electric current. Is essence, this is a measurement of the amount dissolved solids in water; the higher the amount of dissolved solids, the greater current can be carried and therefore the greater the conductivity. In freshwaters, high conductivity may suggest upstream pollution, although
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The ratio of electric current to the electric field in a material. Passage of electric charge which can occur a variety of ways such as passage of electrons or ionized atoms.
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The ratio of the electric current density to the electric field in a material. Some materials such as metals, copper, silver, gold, platinum have very high conductivities but other materials such as plastic may have a very low conductivity. Seawater contains a large quantity of dissolved salts therefore, has a high conductivity. Deionized water (DI) has a low conductivity.
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The relative ability of a material to allow the flow or passage of an elecrical current.
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the ability to serve as a channel or pathway for the flow of heat, sound, or electricity
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