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Define conductors and insulators. Give one example of each.
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A conductor is that which easily allows the passage of current through it. Example: Aluminium or any metal.

An insulator is that which does not allow the passage of current through it. Example: Rubber.
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Define conductors and insulators. Give one example of each.
Updated OnJun 12, 2022
TopicCurrent Electricity
SubjectPhysics
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