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Insulators don't let heat pass

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Insulators do not transfer energy

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Conductors are good at transferring heat to one another. Insulators are good at maintaining temperature.

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Conductors allow heat to travel through easily, Insulators are the opposite (they don't allow heat to pass through easily).

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why do some materials act as better insulators and conductors.

Can any insulator hold plasma.

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Is it easier to set a conductor on fire than an insulator?

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what is the best material for an insulator 

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what is the best material for an insulator 

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how are they conductors like the (molecule structure)

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how are they conductors like the (molecule structure)

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Can you make an insulator out of conductor(s)?

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Is there a substance that can be a conductor and a insulator?

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examples of conductors are metal, and copper,

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Examples of conductors:
Metal,steel,copper,water,etc.

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Conductors are good for heat to pass through while Insulators are bad for heat to pass through

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Conductors make heat transfer easily

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Why do conductors and insulators work the way they do/ make energy travel through differently?