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5.2.2 Properties of electrical conductors

In this section you will investigate the electrical properties of different materials and explain those properties in terms of the structure of the materials. Inquiry questions Disciplinary concepts You have seen how an ammeter is used to measure electric current. An ammeter must be connected in series with the circuit, and has no theoretical resistance to current. A voltmeter measures potential difference or “p.d.”...


Tags: electricity, circuits, conductors, insulators

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