why copper is a bad conducter at low temperature?
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Answer / Jhamman Lal
Copper is not considered a poor conductor of electricity at low temperatures. In fact, it's one of the best conductors among metals. However, at very low temperatures (close to absolute zero), all materials exhibit reduced electrical conductivity due to a phenomenon called superconductivity.
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