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An insulator, by definition. Examples: small amounts of rubber or large amounts of air.
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A material in which charges is cannot easily move?
Materials in which charges do not easily move are called insulators or dielectrics.
What is a material through which charges cannot move easily?
That material would be included in the category of electrical "insulators".
What is a material that doesn't allow charges to move through it easily?
Wood An insulator is a material that does not allow charges to move through it easily.
What is a cunductor?
A conductor is a material in which charges can move easily.
Which is a material in which charges can move easily?
Metal
A material in which charges cannot move freely?
Insulators
Resistance is affected by a material's?
yes. affected by types of material. conductor is a good material. semiconductor is okay but insulator cannot move the charges through it.
Why can a current easily be created in a conductor but not in an insulator?
because a conductor "conducts" electricity. unlike insulators. an insulator is a material whose internal charges do not move freely.
If a material does not allow charges to move through it easliy what is it called?
static electricity
What are materials that allow electric charges to move easily?
I know that one is a Conductor
What is a characteristic of most electric conductors?
Positive charges move easily through them
What is the difference between electrical conductor and insulator?
Insulator is a material that doesn’t allow electrons (electricity) to move easily, so charges don’t flow. Ex: Plastic, Rubber, Glass, Porcelain.Conductor is a material that is good at transmitting energy (electricity) because it’s made of a material through which electrons can move easily. Ex: Gold, Copper, Iron, and most other metals.Hopefully this answered your question. 😊☺️
