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Does the electrical conductivity of metals have anything to do with the electrostatic chart?
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Does the electrical conductivity of metals have anything to do with the electrostatic chart?

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Yes. Electrostatics are known to include the conductivity of metals whenever they start to have electrical flows on them. It's always been there on the list, and one notable instance of it is the flow of electricity in a wire.
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