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When this molecule interacts with its intended target—which can be a strand of DNA, an antibody, or any of a number of other biologically relevant molecules—its electrical conductivity changes.

Graphene has all kinds of interesting properties, one of which is excellent conductivity.

The researchers found that certain configurations of hydrogen ions could create patterns of conductivity that replicated a variety of different electronic components.

Delocalized electrons don’t just explain metals’ conductivity.

Moreover, they were able to measure the superionic ice’s structure and electrical conductivity.

The difference in conductivity between pure water and sulphuric acid is such a fact, mentioned by Clausius.

For the purpose of comparison the activity and the conductivity of molar hydrochloric acid are both represented by 100.

The conductivity of a solution, like that of a metal conductor, is the reciprocal of its resistance.

Thus, the current indicated by the ammeter is a closely approximate measure of the conductivity of the solution.

As a matter of experience, the conductivity of a given quantity of an acid or other ionogen does tend toward a limit.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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