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\r\n Good conductors of electricity \r\n	\r\n Bad conductors of electricity \r\n
\r\n They allow electricity to pass through it \r\n	\r\n They do not allow electricity to pass through it \r\n
\r\n Metals are generally good conductors \r\n	\r\n Non- Metals are generally bad conductors \r\n
\r\n Eg: copper, aluminium \r\n	\r\n Eg: rubber, wood \r\n

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