Question

What are insulators,their difference from conductors

Answer 1

INSULATOR - Those materials which have high electrical resistivity and low conductivity and resists electricity or basically we can say those material whose internal electric charges does't flow freely .

Insulator is totally different from conductor or we can say it is opposite to it , here conductor have low electrical resistivity and high conductivity and it do not resists electricity . Conductor have internal electric charges which flow freely.

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Answer 2

• Conductor is a device which allows the flow of charge.
• Conductor have high thermal conductivity.
• They are used in making electrical wire and conductor.
• Electron move freely in conductor.
• They have Low resistance.
• Example:- Metal,Iron, aluminium,copper etc.
• Insulators is a device which does not allow the flow of charge.
• Insulator have low thermal conductivity.
• They are used in making for electrical equipment and cables.
• Electron does not move freely in Insulators.
• They have High resistance.
• Example :- Wood, Rubber, paper, plastic etc.