give difference between conductor and insulator
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Basis For Comparison
Conductor
Insulator
Definition
Material which permits the electric current or heat to pass through it.
Restrict the electric current or heat to pass through it.
Electric Field
Exist on the surface but remain zero inside the conductor.
Do not exist on insulator.
Magnetic Field
Store energy
Do not store energy
Potential
Remain same at all the point on conductor.
Remain zero.
Thermal Conductivity
High
Low
Covalent bond
Weak
Strong
Conductivity
Very high
Low
Resistance
Low
High
Electrons
Freely move
Do not move freely
Resistivity
Vary from high to low
High
Temperature coefficient
Positive temperature coefficient of resistance
Negative temperature coefficient of resistance
Conduction band
Full of electrons
Remain empty
Valence Band
Remains Empty
Full of electrons
Forbidden gap
No forbidden gap
Large forbidden gap
Examples
Irons, aluminum, silver, copper, etc.
Rubber, wood, Paper, etc.
Application
For making electrical wires and conductor
As a insulation in electrical cables or conductor, for supporting electrical equipment etc
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Conductor
Insulator
Definition
Material which permits the electric current or heat to pass through it.
Restrict the electric current or heat to pass through it.
Electric Field
Exist on the surface but remain zero inside the conductor.
Do not exist on insulator.
Magnetic Field
Store energy
Do not store energy
Potential
Remain same at all the point on conductor.
Remain zero.
Thermal Conductivity
High
Low
Covalent bond
Weak
Strong
Conductivity
Very high
Low
Resistance
Low
High
Electrons
Freely move
Do not move freely
Resistivity
Vary from high to low
High
Temperature coefficient
Positive temperature coefficient of resistance
Negative temperature coefficient of resistance
Conduction band
Full of electrons
Remain empty
Valence Band
Remains Empty
Full of electrons
Forbidden gap
No forbidden gap
Large forbidden gap
Examples
Irons, aluminum, silver, copper, etc.
Rubber, wood, Paper, etc.
Application
For making electrical wires and conductor
As a insulation in electrical cables or conductor, for supporting electrical equipment etc
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Conductor passes heat or electricity well ex. metals while insulators do not pass heat or electricity well ex. plastic
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