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ladessa [460]
4 years ago
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A scientist in a lab would like to determine if an object conducts electricity. Which of the following experiments would test th

is? A. Place the object on a source of heat, and measure the time it take to heat up. B. Float the object in water. C. Include the object in a circuit, and check to see if the circuit still works. D. Weight the object before and after refrigeration. ​
Physics
2 answers:
lubasha [3.4K]4 years ago
7 0

Answer: C. Include the object in a circuit

Explanation:

mr Goodwill [35]4 years ago
6 0

A scientist in a lab would like to determine if an object conducts electricity. How could he test this ?

A. <u>Place the object on a source of heat</u>, and measure the time it take to heat up.  <em>No.  This would  tell him how well the object conducts heat, but not electricity. </em>

B. <u>Float the object in water.</u>  <em>No.  This would tell him the object's density, and also maybe how well it can absorb water, but nothing about conducting electricity. </em>

<em>C. Include the object in a circuit,</em> and check to see if the circuit still works.  <em>YES !</em><em>  If the circuit still works, then the object conducts electricity.  If it doesn't then it doesn't. </em>

D. <u>Weight the object</u> before and after refrigeration.  <em>No.  This doesn't tell him much of anything ... there's no reason why the object should weigh more or weigh less when it's warm or cold.​</em>

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