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how conductor insulator and semiconductor are formed

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Answered by harjot3565

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Conductors are formed by a metallic bonding. Semiconductors are formed by covalent bonding. Insulators are formed by ionic bonds. Gold, Bronze, Silver, Mercury, Copper, Brass, etc.

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Answered by JoeNotExotic

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Conductors are formed by metallic bonding Semiconductors are formed by covalent bonding

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how conductor insulator and semiconductor are formed