electroconductive

English

Etymology

From electro- +‎ conductive.

Adjective

electroconductive (comparative more electroconductive, superlative most electroconductive)

1. Able to conduct electricity
   • 1974, Pulp and Paper - Volume 48, Issues 1-7‎^[1], page 104:

     Up to this point, attention has been primarily given to the background information needed to define the intermediate and end-use requirements for the electroconductive-base paper.

   • 1997, Handbook of Conducting Polymers, Second Edition,‎^[2], →ISBN, page 966:

     Potentiometry is the simplest form of sensing that uses electroconductive polymers but may also be the most challenging to control.