What type of element conducts electricity?

Answer 1

Most metals are electricity conductors. Copper is used to make wire and cable. Some other examples of electricity conductors are lithium, potassium, and francium.

Answer 2

Silver, copper, gold and aluminum, are good conductors. Metals (see Periodic Table) are, in general, fairly good conductors, but the four listed are the most conductive (and their effectiveness as conductors from best down is in the order listed).

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There are also the Alkaline Earth metals.

Answer 3

Any metals conduct electricity.

An element's conductibility depends on the number of atoms in its outer shell. Theoretically, something like the noble gases, which have 2 electrons, a stable number, in their atoms' outermost shell, would have poor conductibility.

Answer 4

Most metals are electricity conductors. Copper is used to make wire and cable. Some other examples of electricity conductors are lithium, potassium, and francium.

Answer 5

iridium can conduct electricity because it is a metallic element.

Answer 6

Semicunductors

Answer 7

semiconductors

Answer 8

it has delocalised electron