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If resistance of a conductor becomes nearly equal to zero, then such conductors are called________.

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non-conductors

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resistive conductors

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ohmic conductors

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super-conductors

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Solution

The correct option is D super-conductors
If the resistance of a conductor is decreased to zero, such a conductor would be termed as super conductor. It will have conductivity almost equal to infinity.

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