why ohms law is not applicable for insulators
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Non-ohmic resistors like diodes, semi-conductors or insulators, do not obey ohm's law. Resistance depends on the temperature. It increases with temperature. Resistance is also altered, there is a presence of magnetic field or electric field, if that induces an emf in the conductor.
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It is applicable only if the physical factors of the conductors remain constant
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