19 Refer to the table below. Which statement is TRUE?MetalSilverСоpperAluminumTungstenIronPlatinumLeadResistivity (2m)1.59 x 101.68 x 10*2.65 x 10*5.61 x 10*9.71 x 10*1.06 x 1072.2 x 109.8 x 1071.0 x 10MercuryNichromeNichrome conducts electricity more than LeadAluminum conducts electricity more than Silver.Lead conducts electricity more than silver.O Tungsten conducts electricity more than mercury.

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Refer to the table below. Which statement is TRUE? Resistivity (Qm) 1.59 х 10-% Metal Silver 1.68 x 10% 2.65 х 10-% 5.61 x 108 9.71 x 108 Соpрer Aluminum Tungsten Iron 1.06 x 107 2.2 x 10-7 9.8 x 107 1.0 x 106 Platinum Lead Mercury Nichrome O Nichrome conducts electricity more than Lead O Aluminum conducts electricity more than Silver. O Lead conducts electricity more than silver. O Tungsten conducts electricity more than mercury.

Refer to the table below. Which statement is TRUE? Resistivity (Qm) 1.59 х 10-% Metal Silver 1.68 x 10% 2.65 х 10-% 5.61 x 108 9.71 x 108 Соpрer Aluminum Tungsten Iron 1.06 x 107 2.2 x 10-7 9.8 x 107 1.0 x 106 Platinum Lead Mercury Nichrome O Nichrome conducts electricity more than Lead O Aluminum conducts electricity more than Silver. O Lead conducts electricity more than silver. O Tungsten conducts electricity more than mercury.

An Introduction to Physical Science

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Chapter12: Chemical Bonding

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