Question

differentiate between a conductor and an insulator
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Answer 1

Answer:

Conductor: A thing which conducts electricity very well is called a conductor.

E.g. Copper

Insulator: A thing which doesn't conduct electricity well is called an insulator.

E.g. Plastic

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Answer 2

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CONDUCTOR

• THE SUBSTANCE WHICH ALLOW THE ELECTRIC CURRENT PASS THROUGH IT.

• CONDUCTOR HAVE FREE ELECTRONS THATS WHY THEY ALWAYS ALLOW THE CURRENT TO PASS THROUGH IT.

• THE VALUE OF RESISTIVITY FOR A CONDUCTOR IS LESSER THAN THE INSULATOR.

• THEY ARE MAINLY USED IN COOKING UTENSILS,ELECTIRCAL WIRES etc

INSULATOR

• THEY DONOT ALLOW THE CURRENT TO PASS THROUGH IT.

• THEY DONOT HAVE FREE ELECTRONS TO ALLOW THE CURRENT PASS THROUGH IT.

• THE VALUE OF RESISTIVITY IS HIGHER THAN THAT OF IN CONDUCTOR.

• USED IN SAFETY GLOVES