Sesh wants to create a device to transmit an electrical current. he has the following materials: pure water (h2o), brass (cu3zn2) foil, solid calcium chloride (cacl2), solid sugar (c12h22o11), pure methane (ch4), and a bunsen burner. describe two ways he could use these materials to transmit electricity. assume that he has access to all necessary glassware and other equipment. explain your choices using the properties of ionic, covalent, and metallic substances.
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