Physics, asked by kesari475, 1 year ago

why do insulator not allow current to flow through them​

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Answered by Ajeetchaudhary111
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Answer:

Insulator don't have free electrons that's why they don't allow current to flow through them.

Answered by Dikshyasamparna
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Explanation:

insulators don't have free electrons so, they not allow to flow the current

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