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Can lightning burn rubber

Updated: 8/11/2023
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8y ago

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I believe you mean "Why doesn't rubber conduct electricity"

Conductors share a property in that they have "loose" electrons where the electrons can move from one atom to the next. That's what electrical current is, the movement of electrons in a conductor. Rubber doesn't have these "loose" electrons and therefore will not conduct electricity. These materials are called insulators.

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13y ago

Lightning can strike rubber although it is not a good conductor of electricity.

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12y ago

no. it dose not because even thought rubber dose not conduct electricity well the amount of heat energy will burn the rubber and then ether kill you or leave you with bad burns!

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10y ago

No, Eneru is no match for luffy. :) kael_o6

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10y ago

Yes, rubber is built of carbon chains and is a natural polymer. It will burn in a fire producing carbon dioxide, soot, water and other products.

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8y ago

Yes. Contrary to popular belief, rubber does not stop lightning. While rubber is an electrical insulator, lighting is too powerful to be stopped by a few inches of rubber.

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Yes, rubber is combustible.

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Yes, it can.

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13y ago

yes

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