Difference between a conductor and an …
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Sia ? 4 years, 6 months ago
CONDUCTOR = A solid having the highest occupied band partially filled or a completely filled band overlapping with a completely filled band acts as a conductor. When a potential difference is applied to the metal, the elctrons in a partially filled band jump to a higher energy level.
INSULATOR = A solid having each occupied band completely filled and possesing a large energy hao between highest occupied band. All energy bands are completely filled and there exist a large forbidden zone.
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