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An '''insulator''' is a material that slows down or stops the flow of electricity, heat, or sound. They are typically characterized by their poor conductivity of electromagnetic energy, which sets them apart from both conductors and semiconductors. | An '''insulator''' is a material that slows down or stops the flow of electricity, heat, or sound. They are typically characterized by their poor conductivity of electromagnetic energy, which sets them apart from both conductors and semiconductors. | ||
==Factors Affecting | ==Factors Affecting Insulatance== | ||
Revision as of 16:06, 9 September 2026
Created by Samiksha Sriram Fall 2026
The Main Idea
An insulator is a material that slows down or stops the flow of electricity, heat, or sound. They are typically characterized by their poor conductivity of electromagnetic energy, which sets them apart from both conductors and semiconductors.