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To make a poor conductor into a better conductor, you can increase its conductivity by adding impurities or doping materials, applying heat to increase kinetic energy of charge carriers, or reducing its length to decrease resistance. In general, manipulating factors that affect conductivity such as temperature, impurities, and length can improve a material's ability to conduct electricity.

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