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Can you Prove that air is an insulator

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Answered by anveshadeshmukh68

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Take an electric circuit, keep the terminals unconnected in the air. The bulb do not glow, as air is an insulator and does not allow the current to flow through it.

Answered by Sniggles34

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We can prove that air is an insulator as when we wear several layers of warm cloths in winter the air gets trapped among the layers, being an insulater it doesn't allows the body heat to pass through the clothing and keeps us warm.

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