Aluminum allows for the flow of electrons, while glass does not. Would an aluminum wire surrounded by glass be an effective design for a device that will need to carry an electric current?(1 point) Responses Yes, it would. The glass would carry the current, while aluminum is an insulator. Yes, it would. The glass would carry the current, while aluminum is an insulator. No, it would not. Both aluminum and glass are insulators, so the device would not carry a current. No, it would not. Both aluminum and glass are insulators, so the device would not carry a current. Yes, it would. Aluminum is a conductor, and the glass would prevent electricity from transferring to a person holding the device. Yes, it would. Aluminum is a conductor, and the glass would prevent electricity from transferring to a person holding the device. No, it would not. Both aluminum and glass are conductors, so the current would be exposed to outside elements. No, it would not. Both aluminum and glass are conductors, so the current would be exposed to outside elements.
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The correct response is: Yes, it would. Aluminum is a conductor, and the glass would prevent electricity from transferring to a person holding the device.
In this scenario, aluminum serves as a conductive material to carry the electric current, while the glass acts as an insulator to protect users from electric shock. Glass does not conduct electricity, so it would effectively isolate the aluminum wire from outside elements, keeping the current contained within the wire.
