The phrase "a conductive material" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a substance that allows the flow of electric current or heat.
Example: "Copper is widely recognized as a conductive material, making it ideal for electrical wiring."
Alternatives: "an electrically conductive substance" or "a material that conducts electricity".
If the electrons gain enough energy to overcome the energy difference between the valence band and the conduction band, known as the band gap, the electrons populate the conduction band and are free to move as they would in a conductive material.
The pick is wrapped in a conductive material, which is connected to the power rail.
An unprocessed board is a laminate of a conductive material and an insulating dielectric substrate.
Samples were mounted after being dried on aluminum stubs via self-adhesive tape and were coated using an auto sputter coating machine with a conductive material.
Researchers have even made pressure-sensing "artificial skin" by sandwiching a rubbery silicone made with carbon black, a conductive material, between electrodes.
Electrical resistance is a simple concept: Rather like friction slowing down an object rolling on a surface, resistance slows the flow of electrons through a conductive material.
Taking into account heat and mass transfers, two networks emerge from the optimal construction: a heat conductive material network and a gas diffusers networks.
Peratech, which was spun out of a research lab at Durham University in 1996, uses an electrically conductive material dubbed a quantum tunneling composite (QTC).
Because the porous anodic alumina has high electrical resistance and is almost a nonconductive material while zinc is a good conductive material (59 nΩ m in 20°C), we can ignore the electrical resistance of the Zn nanowires.
The charging pad is safe to the touch and when the pad detects an unknown conductive material like a key or hand, it shuts off immediately.
We use a transverse DEP field between a top coverslip and a bottom substrate, both of which are coated with a transparent conductive material.
