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Which of the following is a property that nickel, iron, and cobalt DON'T share? a) Shiny b) Poor conductivity of electric current c) Good conductivity of thermal current d) None of the above
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Which of the following is a property that nickel, iron, and cobalt DON'T share?

a) Shiny
b) Poor conductivity of electric current
c) Good conductivity of thermal current
d) None of the above

User Jadine
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The answer is B

They all do share a good conductivity of electric current.
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