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Salt is not a good insulator; in fact, it is a conductor of electricity in its molten or dissolved state due to the presence of free ions that can carry electric charge. However, in its solid state, salt can obstruct the flow of heat due to its crystalline structure and high thermal conductivity compared to typical insulating materials.

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