Lecture

Electrical Properties: Metals and Insulators

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Description

This lecture covers the electrical properties of metals, including conductivity and resistivity, as well as the behavior of electrons in a metal under the influence of an electric field. It also discusses the properties of insulators, such as diamond, silicon, and germanium, and how they differ from conductive materials.

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