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Atomic Model

Atomic Model problem 13

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By what property do we distinguish between electrical conductors and insulators? List some typical electrical conductors and insulators .

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Electrons can flow through electrical conductors, but not through insulators (because they are static).

Some typical electrical insulators:

rubber,
plastic,
glass,
dry wood,
chemically pure water.

Some typical electrical conductors:

iron,
copper,
graphite,
mercury,
salt water,
acids.

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