difference between poor conductor of electricity and insulator of electricity
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Poor conductor conducts some electricity but an insulator do not conduct electricity at any extent
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then what about pure water
poor conductors of heat helps to keep the electricity threretitself it does not pass remain there but insulator does not allow electricity to pass
is it poor conducter or insulater
both
poor conductors of electricity helps to keep the electricity threretitself it does not pass remain there in case of poor conductor
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pure watet do not conatain any salt which could help to conduct electricity that is why it is known as bad conducter
The answer is in ionization. When something is ionized, it is usually short electrons, and so becomes aconductor. Ultra pure water, also known as DI (deionized) water is aninsulator. Add a little table salt and the conductance (ability to carry current) increases dramatically
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poor conductor of electricity:
the object which which do not allows heat to pass through them is called poor conductor of electricity
the object which which do not allows heat to pass through them is called poor conductor of electricity
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