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A material through which electric current does not pass easily?
an instalor
A material through which a current can pass?
Commonly known as a conductor.
What do you call a material that current cannot flow easily through?
An insulator.
What is a material that current does not easily flow through?
Plastic, Porcelain, dry air.
What is the name given to a material that does not allow current to pass through it?
It is named "Insulator".
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What does a current flowing through a material meet with?
Resistance
Is this sentence incorrect any material that allows an electric current to pass through is called a battery?
Incorrect. Any material that allow electric current to pass through it is a conductor.
A material through which a current can pass?
Commonly known as a conductor.
A material through which electric current does not pass easily?
an instalor
What is the flow of electrical charges through a material?
Electric Current.
What material that electrical current cannot pass through?
Insulators
What is the continuous flow of charge through a material.?
Electric Current.
What do you call a material that current cannot flow easily through?
An insulator.
Does an electric current flow through a material that is conductor or an insulator?
A conductor
What is a material called that allows an electric current to flow through it?
A conductor.
What does it mean if a material is an electrical conductor?
it means current can pass through it e.g metal. and a non-conductive material is where current cant pass through it (so its resistance is infinitive) e.g plastic or rubber.
The particles that move through a material to form an electic current are called?
Electrons
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