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An element that conducts electricity well and is a brittle solid is best characterized as a metalloid. Metalloids possess properties of both metals and non-metals, typically exhibiting good electrical conductivity while being more brittle than metals. This makes them useful in various applications, particularly in semiconductor technology. Common examples include silicon and germanium.

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