Most materials with high thermal conductivity are also electrically conductive, such as metals.
These holes can move in an electric field and render the diamond electrically conductive (i.e., a p-type semiconductor).
The electroanalytical methods use electrically conductive probes, called electrodes, to make electrical contact with the analyte solution.
If you compress electrically conductive concrete, the fibres get slightly closer together, increasing the concrete's electrical conductivity.
EMF affecting an electrically conductive object, for example, a metallic one, also directly induces an electric voltage in it.
It is, though, electrically conductive.
Even low levels are reflected in an increased production of sweat, making skin more electrically conductive.
Some of the tiny tubes have metallic, electrically conductive properties, while others are semiconducting.
Dr. Chung's "smart concrete" contains electrically conductive mixtures, like metal or carbon particles, that provide electromagnetic interference.
Research by Philip Kim, then at Columbia University, determined that graphene was even more electrically conductive than previously shown.
Alan Heeger, who shared a Nobel prize for the discovery of electrically conductive plastics, agrees.
