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Conductors and Insulators

Conductors and Insulators. What does it mean?. Conductors allow charge (electrons) to flow through them freely Insulators DO NOT allow charge (electrons) to flow through them freely. It’s a Gradient!. strong insulator. strong conductor. Water: A Special Case.

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Conductors and Insulators

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  1. Conductors and Insulators

  2. What does it mean? • Conductors allow charge (electrons) to flow through them freely • Insulators DO NOT allow charge (electrons) to flow through them freely

  3. It’s a Gradient! strong insulator strong conductor

  4. Water: A Special Case • Pure water is a good insulator • But if ions are present….

  5. Good Conductor

  6. Insulator

  7. Metallic Balloon conductor

  8. Rubber Balloon insulator

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