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Only two? Most metal oxides won't: tantalum pentoxide won't, which is why electrolytic (wet) capacitors work. Alumina serves the same purpose in dry capacitors. Almost any ceramic material will insulate. How about glass? Try conducting electricity through glass or quartz, both made of sand.

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