Why does aluminium conduct electricity?

Answer 1

Aluminum is an extremely conductive material. Electrical wire is commonly made of aluminum. Aluminum foil is just a big block of aluminum flattened into a long roll.

SO THE ANSWER IS ALUMINUM CAN CONDUCT ELECTRICITY!!!!!!!

In the US aluminum electrical wire is banned, because the surface oxide is nonconductive causing high resistance connections to develop resulting in electrical fires. Only copper electrical wire is legal, its surface oxide is conductive.

Answer 2

Yes. It is not readily used as such though because it is rather expensive to use in quantity. (This answer is used here as it is the same question as the other question 'Is aluminium a good conductor of electricity'. I did not create this answer either. It belongs to Kodiacathy.)

Answer 3

yes

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If you are asking whether or not aluminum can conduct electricity, the answer is yes. In fact, in older homes, aluminum wiring was used instead of copper, which is much safer and used now instead of aluminum.

Answer 4

Aluminum conducts electricity because it has free electrons that are able to move freely through the material. These free electrons enable the flow of electric current when a voltage is applied to the metal.

Answer 5

Yes, aluminum can conduct electricity.The atomic number of aluminum is 13. Its electronic configuration is 2,8,3.The last three electrons are free to move within the metal.

Answer 6

because aluminum has more free electrons , in it atoms than sulphur has

Answer 7

Yes, it conducts; It is a good conductor of electricity.

Answer 8

Yes. It is not readily used as such though because it is rather expensive to use in quantity.
yes.

Answer 9

Yes