. The main difference between an insulator and conductor is that: a. an insulator cannot obtain a net electric charge b. an insulator will not allow charges to flow freely c. a conductor will obtain only net negative charges d. a conductor will not emit an electric field e. a conductor will not allow charges to flow freely

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