MCQ
A substance that allows electricity to pass through it, is called ______?
- AElectrical conductor
- BElectrical insulator
- CElectrical semiconductor
- DNone of these
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Answer
- Electrical conductor
Explanation:
Electrical conductors have free electrons in there outermost shell giving them the property of movement of electrons within the conductor structure and that movement of electrons is also called as current Hence, Electrical conductors provides easy passage to the electrons.
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