Compare electrical conductors, insulators and semiconductors
All materials can conduct electricity.
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Sort these materials from the least to the most conductive.
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glass
silicon
copper
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Sort these materials from the smallest to the highest resistance.
Sort the options into the correct order.
iron
graphite
rubber
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Fill in the blanks.
Select the missing words in the text.
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Insulating materials can pass an electric current when...
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