* Rubber: Used in electrical cords and gloves for safety.
* Plastic: Found in many electrical components and casings.
* Glass: Used in light bulbs and other electrical devices.
* Wood: A natural insulator, often used in construction.
* Paper: A common material used in electrical insulation.
* Ceramic: Used in high-temperature applications and electrical components.
* Air: Under normal conditions, air acts as an insulator.
* Diamond: A very strong insulator, used in some electronics.
Why are these materials insulators?
Insulators have tightly bound electrons that are difficult to remove from their atoms. This means they do not allow the flow of electrical current easily.
Important Note: Even insulators can conduct electricity under extreme conditions, such as extremely high voltage or temperature.
