Science, asked by lokesh9718, 1 year ago

Why do insulators not conduct electricity?

Answers

Answered by siddartha2

that is because every insulator has a common factor of not conducting heat and electricity. the materials which donot conduct electricity come under insulators

Answered by GauravGumber

Insulators do not conduct electricity because of they donot have free ions or free electrons to move

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Physics, 8 months ago

साल में कितने महीने होते हैं...

Math, 8 months ago

8) यदि द्विघात बहुपद x^2+(a+1)+b के शून्यक 2 तथा-3 हों तो-...

Math, 8 months ago

class -8, ch-15,ex-15.3 book of ancerty एनसीआर क्लास 8 एनसीईआरटी बुक क्लास 8 चैप्टर 15 इन मैथ एक्सरसाइज 3 ...

Science, 1 year ago

Why do ionic compounds melt at high temperatures?

Science, 1 year ago

Why do oxide layer is used in the cmos fabrication at every stage?

Science, 1 year ago

A boy makes a scale with graduation in cm on it (i.e. 100 division in 1 m) To what accuracy this scale can measure ? How can this accuracy be increased ?

Science, 1 year ago

The mass of Jupiter is 314 times that of Earth and diameter of the Jupiter is 11.35 times of Earth. If g = 9.8 ms -2 on Earth, find its value on Jupiter.

Math, 1 year ago

the length and breadth of a rectangular hall is 24m and 18m. what is the length of the largest straight line that can be drawn on the floor of the hall?