According to eyewitnesses, the conductive man can transmit current to any connected electrical appliance through his body, whether it is electric light, TV or electric fan, and the electrical appliance can work normally with a touch of his hand. What is even more surprising is that he doesn't seem to be hurt by the current, and even high voltage won't cause him any harm.
Experts have done a lot of research on the ability of this conductor, but so far they can't find a reasonable explanation. Some experts suspect that this may be an unknown bioelectric phenomenon, while others think it may be a special telepathic ability. Although there are various speculations, there is no conclusive scientific evidence to explain this strange phenomenon.
Characteristics of electrical conductors:
1, high conductivity: The main feature of electrical conductor is high mobility of electrons, and its internal structure allows electrons to move freely under the action of electric field, so that current can be transmitted efficiently. Metals, such as copper and aluminum, are typical excellent conductors because there are a large number of freely movable valence electrons in their atomic structures.
2. Low resistivity: The resistivity of the conductor is relatively small, which means that the resistance generated in its internal unit length and cross-sectional area is very small. The lower the resistivity, the less the material will hinder the current, so the energy loss in the process of electric energy transmission will be reduced accordingly.
3. Electromagnetic field can be formed: when current passes through a conductor, it will generate a corresponding magnetic field in its surrounding space, following Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction. The good conductivity of electrical conductor makes it possible to effectively use or produce electromagnetic effects, which plays a key role in electromagnetic equipment and circuit systems.