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Are ferromagnetic materials good conductors of electricity? If yes, please explain with proper examples.

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Do you mean: do ferromagnetic materials tend to be good conductors of electricity in general? Or are you just looking for specific examples, like (say) iron? – AJK May 7 at 5:47

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I don't know about ferromagnetic insulators at room temperature, but it looks like there are such materials at lower temperatures (http://www.cdm.ucsb.edu/pages/research4.html ).

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