Select the correct answer.
How is a conductor different from an insulator?
A.
The free movement of electrons within a conductor permits the transfer of charge.
B.
The free movement of protons within a conductor permits the transfer of charge.
C. There is no free movement of electrons within a conductor.
D. There is no free movement of protons within a conductor.
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