Why Is It Hard For Electrons To Move Through An Insulator

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Why Is It Hard For Electrons To Move Through An Insulator

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An insulator is not a good source for heat or electricity to move through. Wood is an example of an insulator. The opposite of insulator is conductor. An example of a conductor is metal.

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