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The spoon a conductor or insulator

asked Sep 27, 2018 134k views

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The spoon a conductor or insulator

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Depends if it is a metal spoon or a plastic spoon. Metal= conductor Plastic= insulator

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Conductor because spoons are metal which will conduct electricity.

MichaelCMS answered Oct 4, 2018

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