Question

Any two difference between electric conductors and insulators

Answer 1

$\huge\bold{Electric\:Conductor:-}$

The conductor is a type of metal which allows electrical current to pass or flow through them.
Electric conductor are generally made up of alloys, copper etc.

$\huge\bold{Insulator:-}$

The insulator is the material which does not conduct electric current.

$\huge\bold{Difference:-}$

$\underline\bold{Electric\:conductor:-}$ ●The metal which allows electric current to pass through them.

●Electric conductor allows the free flow of electrons from one atom to another atom.

$\underline\bold{Insulator:-}$ ●They does not allow material electricity to pass through them.

●Insulator resist free flow of electrons.