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Which of the following statements is true:

(a) Gold, Silver and Aluminium are good examples of insulators
(b) Elements whose valence shell is half filled are examples of elements which are called semiconductors
(c) Elements whose valence shell is completely filled are examples of elements which are called conductors.

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Examples of insulators are:

(a) Fiber, Shellac, mica and tungsten
(b) Bakelite, rubber, paper and air
(c) Mica, paper. shellac and silver

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