Leather is generally an insulator, unless you dope it with high concentrations of conducting materials or you ionise it, which would happen if you subject it to extremely high voltages of electricity (which may vaporise it, and if you're doing it on high quality leather bags, there goes your money). Otherwise 99.99999999% of the times it is an insulator.
idk what u even get out of knowing that, its not like ur gunna liv inside a b ball
I´m sorry Wiki User but I actually am using this in science class and it could be very useful in real life.
Full grain cowhide leather is considered very strong and durable because of its thickness. However another kind of very strong and lightweight leather is kangaroo leather, which many consider to be the strongest leather around. Kangaroo leather is 10 times stronger than cowhide leather. If you buy a "leather jacket" of good quality nowadays, it will likely be made of Kangaroo leather, because it retains it's toughness, though being very thin and flexible.
With a wet clothes no leather cleaner
Leather Togo is hide of an adult Bull
Soft leather is supple and easy to work with such as the material for leather gloves. This is distinguishes it from Hard leather like that used to make the body of a saddle, this material is thick and very stiff.
The duration of The Leather Boys is 1.8 hours.
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It is not a heat conductor.
no
No, BUT -- leather can absorb moisture, and water is a good conductor.
The WAVE has grooves on the leather and the regular basketball is smooth on the leather.
No.
Leather basketball
The type of leather on a basketball
An insulator is a material that does not respond to an electric field and resists the flow of electric charge. The answer is false. Water is a highly conductive material and would not resist electricity at all.
A leather basketball is better than a rubber ball but if your playing outside the ground ruins the leather so a rubber ball is better when you are playing outside
nope
It depends of what it is made of. Leather beach ball is not a conductor.