What type of objects can be expected to be energized when insulated from ground?

Energized objects refer to conductive materials that have electrical energy present in them. When discussing objects that can be expected to be energized when insulated from ground, we are focusing on conductors. Conductors are materials that allow the flow of electricity, and if they are insulated (meaning they are not in physical contact with the earth or any other grounded object), they can maintain a charge and become energized.

In contrast, insulators are materials that resist the flow of electricity, preventing the conduction of electric current. Grounds refer specifically to pathways for electrical current to dissipate safely into the earth, and non-conductors are synonymous with insulators, thus ineffective in carrying a charge. Understanding the properties of conductors and insulators helps clarify why conductors are the objects that can become energized when properly insulated.