Insulators are not good conductors for both electricity and heat:…
Question Answered step-by-step Insulators are not good conductors for both electricity and heat:… Insulators are not good conductors for both electricity and heat: can you explain what is the relationship between their electric conductivity and heat transport (if any)? In other words, I am asking if the same underlying process (or processes) accounts for the electronic vs. thermal properties of insulators (and/or other families of materials, such as metals). Science Physics PHYS 112-20101 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)


