Hello,
Good thing I remember this question.
We say that a thing is a conductor if it has a low resistance, and an insulator if it has a high resistance.
So, somebody says that a wood for example has a very high resistance, 20 million ohms or so. but i have a question. for example if a current or electric that has a resistance of 20 millions also, can the wood carry the electric or will the wood melt?
Pls. i need clarification for this.
thanks
Catapult
Good thing I remember this question.
We say that a thing is a conductor if it has a low resistance, and an insulator if it has a high resistance.
So, somebody says that a wood for example has a very high resistance, 20 million ohms or so. but i have a question. for example if a current or electric that has a resistance of 20 millions also, can the wood carry the electric or will the wood melt?
Pls. i need clarification for this.
thanks
Catapult