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What is the property of conductors and insulators?
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What is the property of conductors and insulators?

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An insulator doesn't let anything pass through including temp and electricity etc a conductor helps everything flow well supports the movement

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Answer: Insulators are mostly non-metallic solids which have extremely high resistance towards the flow of charge and do not allow the charge to flow through them. A good conductor allows the electric current to pass through it freely while an insulator does not allow the electric current to pass through it

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