What is the material that slows or stops the flow of energy such as heat?

Answer 1

Oh, honey, that's what we call an insulator. It's like putting a cozy blanket around your energy to keep it from escaping. So, if you want to keep your heat from sneaking away, just wrap it up in some good ol' insulating material.

Answer 2

An insulator is a material that slows or stops the flow of energy, such as heat. Insulators have low thermal conductivity, which means they are not good conductors of heat and can help to maintain temperature differences and prevent energy loss. Examples of insulating materials include fiberglass, foam, and wood.

Answer 3

Resistance does not 'slow down' current, it limits the current.

The ability of a substance to slow down current is a function of the number of charge carriers per cubic metre of that material.

Answer 4

Any material that slows the flow of electrons - without stopping them completely - is called a resistor.

Someone said the answer is "insulators" but that is wrong because insulators prevent any flow of electrons.

Another Answer

Resistors do not necessarily 'slow down' the drift of current; they reduce the quantity of that current.

Answer 5

Material that slows down or resists the flow of electricity is called a resistor. Some examples of a resistor include silicon and glass.

Answer 6

An insulator is doesn't allow an electric current (electrons) to flow. An example of an insulator is wood.

Answer 7

it would b an insulator unlike some people i don't guess i know i don't say a insulator or i guess ice who does that the people need a a answer not a guess thank you

Answer 8

An Insolator

Answer 9

Isolator.

Answer 10

insulator