Electricity Flyer
By: Ajani Beamon
Conductors
- Conductors are materials that freely allow the flow of electrons with very little resistance, examples are water, copper, and iron
Semiconductors
Do not allow electrons to flow freely but do not directly stop them either more resistance than conductors but less resistance than insulators
Insulators
insulators are materials that greatly impede or stop the flow of electrons with very high resistance
Conductors
This is a conductor it freely allows electrons to flow with very little resistance.
Semiconductors
This is a semiconductors it does not let electrons flow freely but do not stop them directly.
Insulators
This is a insulators it greatly impede or stop the flow of electrons with very high resistance.
Conductors
Real world examples: Copper,water, and the human body
Semiconductors
Real world examples:cotton, wool, and paper
Insulators
Real world examples: wood, rubber, and glass
Compare and contrast
Insulators and semiconductors are the same because the do not stop or let the electrons flow freely.