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How Can Conductivity Be Measured?
Conductivity can be measured using several techniques, including:
Four-Point Probe Method
: A common technique for measuring the sheet resistance of thin films.
Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS)
: Used to measure the ionic and electronic conductivity of materials.
Van der Pauw Method
: Suitable for measuring the resistivity of arbitrarily shaped samples.
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