An iron rod is:

A:a good conductor of heat and electricity, but not magnetic

B: magnetic and a good conductor of heat, but is an insulator of electricity

C: magnetic and a good conductor of heat and electricity

D: not magnetic and an insulator of heat and electricity

A and D are out

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3 February, 10:46

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Hector Kirby · Answer 1

The answer is C because the three metals that are magnetic are iron, nickel, and cobalt, and it is metal so it is a conductor of electricity.

An iron rod is:A:a good conductor of heat and electricity, but not magneticB: magnetic and a good conductor of heat, but is an insulator of electricityC: magnetic and a good conductor of heat and electricityD: not magnetic and an insulator of heat and electricityA and D are out