Electrical Conductivity

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The most common type of conductor to allow electricity to flow in a current is copper, such as copper wires.

Metals

Water/Salt Walter

Examples of Conductors

Lets Electrical Currents Pass

Allows Electricity to Flow

The most common type of insulator to protect us by blocking electrical currents is the rubber/plastic coating around wires.

Wood

Plastic

Rubber

Examples of Insulators

Block/Slow Down Electricity

Protection

Safety

Electrical Conductivity

Works with Electricity

Conductors

Does Not Work with Electricity

INSULATORS