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is insulator flows the electricity

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Answered by deepak530
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no because it has not free electron to conduct electricity some example of insulator - wood, table etc
Answered by darkspirit
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nope insulator refers to a substance which do not allow electricity and heat to pass through it properly. so insulator doesn't let the flow of current happen. for example wood, and plastic


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