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It's thermally conductive, yes, quite.

 

Not elecrically conductive though, on the other hand.

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I mean It might be conductive, but only if there was a link to be shared. 

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Just now, Litargirio said:

It's thermally conductive, yes, quite.

 

Not elecrically conductive though, on the other hand.

 

Just now, xephoneration said:

I mean It might be conductive, but only if there was a link to be shared. 

 

Just now, ShadowTechXTS said:

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It's not "conductive" per se, but I believe it does have capacitance. 

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