👉 A conductometer is a scientific instrument that measures electrical resistance. It consists of two parallel plates, one with electrically neutral material and the other with a conductor. When an electric current flows through the conducting plate, it creates a voltage difference across the plates. The resistance between the plates can be measured by comparing the voltage drop across the plates to the applied voltage. In simple terms, a conductometer is used to measure electrical resistance in circuits where there might be no obvious path for current flow.
