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Things like cork, plastic, paper, and pure water (contaminated water does conduct electricity).
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Commonly called insulators
Οther insulators are timber, glass, sulphur, dry air, silk, caoutchouc, plastic, porcelain, ebonite
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How does electricity go through water?
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