how does a dielectric differ from an insulator
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The dielectric material becomes polarised in the presence of electric field, whereas the insulators do not get polarised. ... The dielectric material stores the electric charges, whereas the insulator block the electric charges.
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both the dielectrics and insulators cannot conduct electricity . but in case of dielectric , when an external electric field is applied , induced charges appear on the faces of the dielectric . in other words , the dielectrics have the property of transmitting electric effects without conducting
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