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Explain what type of substance would resist an electric charge?
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Explain what type of substance would resist an electric charge?

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the correct answer is rubber silicone
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rubber/silicone

Explanation: rubber and silicone are found in wire coverings to block the copper wires from contacting other organisms, therefore rubber and silicone is most resistant.

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