Compare and contrast conductors and insulators. Which of the following is true?(1 point) Responses Conductors have electrons that flow freely, which helps with the transfer of energy from heat and electricity. Insulators resist the flow of electrons, which prevents energy transfer from heat or electricity. Conductors have electrons that flow freely, which helps with the transfer of energy
from heat and electricity.
This statement is true. Conductors have electrons that are free to move around, allowing for easy transfer of heat and electricity. This is why conductors are often used in electrical wiring and heating applications. Insulators, on the other hand, have tightly bound electrons that do not move easily, leading to them resisting the flow of electrons. This prevents the transfer of energy from heat or electricity, making insulators useful for preventing shocks or keeping heat contained in a specific area.