Conductors differ from nonconductors, i.e.:

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Conductors differ from nonconductors, i.e.:

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• Free electrons and how they move in different materials • Difference between conductors (like metals) and insulators/nonconductors (like rubber) • How the number of free electrons affects the ability to carry electric current

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• Think about what makes a material a good conductor of electricity. What must be true about the electrons in that material? • For a nonconductor (insulator), what happens to its electrons—are they mostly free to move, or tightly bound to atoms? • Compare each choice to the basic idea: more free electrons generally means better conduction, fewer free electrons means poor conduction.

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• Make sure you understand that current flow requires free, movable electrons. • Check which statements correctly describe good conductors and which describe nonconductors/insulators. • Verify whether any option that combines statements (like D) includes only correct statements about both conductors and nonconductors.

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