Chemistry, asked by Saimakhan6130, 1 year ago

Diffrentiate between the conductors and insulators?????

iamesha: conductors are the materials which contains large no. of limitless free electrons .they allow the charges to pass through them.example graphite, human body and Earth

iamesha: insulators are the materials which do not contain large no. of free elextrons .they do not contain electric charge

iamesha: electrons*

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iamesha: example plast,mica,glass etc

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Answered by sheehanghosh21

Conductors- These are the substances which consists of more number of electrons and hence electricity or electric current flows through these materials very easily and quickly. E.g.- Copper wire, nichrome wire.
Insulators- These are the substances which has a deficit of electrons and hence does not allow electricity or electric current to flow through it. E.g.- wood, plastic.

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Answered by Anonymous

CONDUCTORS = a material that allows electric current to pass through. INSULATORS= a material that doesnt allow electriv current to pass through

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