No, an insulator is not better when wet. In general, moisture can reduce the insulating properties of materials, as water can conduct electricity and facilitate the flow of electrical currents. Wet conditions can lead to increased conductivity, making the insulator less effective in preventing the transfer of electricity or heat.
saw dust is the better termal insulator
That wire could use a better insulator.
It is an insulator. It would take many wraps to make it become a good insulator. There are much better products in the market place to use for insulation purposes which are much safer.
Rubber, unless soaking wet, is an insulator (will not conduct electricity).
A plastic comb is generally an insulator, even when wet. However, when water is present, it can slightly increase the conductivity of the surface due to the impurities in the water, allowing for some charge transfer. Still, it does not become a good conductor like metals; it remains primarily an insulator with reduced effectiveness.
cloth is an insulator but woolen cloth is a better insulator. I guess the whatever depends on the cloth quality dude.
yes if it is not wet.
Rubber, unless soaking wet, is an insulator (will not conduct electricity).
a conductor
The better insulator is plastic because wood can get wet easily and stay wet longer than plastic.
saw dust is the better termal insulator
Wool of any color acts as an insulator, because it can trap and hold air - even when it's wet.
That wire could use a better insulator.
Paper is an insulator of electricity.
It is an insulator. It would take many wraps to make it become a good insulator. There are much better products in the market place to use for insulation purposes which are much safer.
Any metal is a terrible insulator of heat. Wallpaper would be much better.
its an insulator