n.传导率，传导率，传导性

The material's conductibility is determined by its ability to allow electricity or heat to pass through.
这种材料的导电性由它允许电流或热量通过的能力决定。
Copper is known for its high electrical conductibility, making it ideal for wiring.
铜以其高电导率而闻名，这使得它成为理想的电线材料。
The addition of impurities can either increase or decrease a semiconductor's conductibility.
添加杂质可以增加或减少半导体的导电性。
In cold weather, the conductibility of some metals decreases significantly.
在寒冷天气中，某些金属的导电性会显著降低。
The scientist measured the conductibility of various liquids to understand their electrolytic properties.
科学家测量了各种液体的导电性，以了解它们的电解性质。
The study of conductibility helps engineers design better conductivity-enhanced materials for industrial use.
对导电性的研究帮助工程师设计出更适合工业使用的增强导电材料。
Water's conductibility increases as its salinity rises, making seawater a better conductor than freshwater.
随着盐度的升高，水的导电性也会增加，使得海水比淡水有更好的导电性。
The conductibility of a solution depends on the concentration of ions present in it.
溶液的导电性取决于其中存在的离子浓度。
Superconductors exhibit zero resistivity, resulting in infinite conductibility at extremely low temperatures.
超导体在极低温度下表现出零电阻，从而具有无限的导电性。
The discovery of new conductive polymers revolutionized the industry by offering lightweight, flexible materials with good conductibility.
新型导电聚合物的发现通过提供轻质、柔韧且具有良好导电性的材料，彻底改变了行业。