difference between conductor and insulator
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conducter.... an object is said to be conductor if something easily passes through it. For example-Copper is conductor of both electricity andheat.
insulator... an abject is said to be insulator if something can't pass through. For example- wood is insulator of electricity because electricity can't pass through it.
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- conductor= these allow electricity to pass through them .
ex- gold, steel,iron.
- insulator= these do not allow electricity to pass through them.
ex- plastic, wood, bakellite.
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