What happens when a metalloid gets heated up?
A: It acts as an insulator and slows the flow of electrons.
B:It blocks the flow of all electrons.
C:It conducts more electricity, allowing electrons to move more freely.
D:It becomes too dangerous for electricity to flow through it.
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