| Copper is a type of metal that is practically used | | | | and heaters as it would not endanger the person |
| almost everywhere nowadays due to its various | | | | using it. Besides that, the ability of not being able |
| advantages. The metal looks almost similar to gold | | | | to rust also allows copper to be used for a long |
| in terms of its color and characteristics but is a bit | | | | period of time. Rather than that, copper is also a |
| less valuable than gold. Although that is the case, | | | | good conductor of electricity and is the perfect |
| the price of copper scrap has increased | | | | material to use in electric cables. The other |
| significantly through the ages and is currently one | | | | material that would be suitable to use in electrical |
| of the most valuable metals around. | | | | cables would be gold, but it is easily prone to |
| This metal was first used as a material for | | | | theft. Therefore, copper would the perfect |
| jewelry such as necklaces and bracelets in the | | | | addition in electrical cable. |
| early 9000B.C.This material soon became a | | | | Taking theft into view, copper is also a material |
| replacement for metal such as gold and iron due | | | | that is usually prone to it due to the increasing |
| to its difference in price with was way cheaper if | | | | price of copper scrap. In construction sites, |
| compared to the other two materials above. | | | | copper is usually stolen by workers that |
| Today, copper is used in automobiles, pipe lines | | | | eventually sell this material to recycling cables. |
| and also electric cables due to its various | | | | Pipelines and electrical cables are other items |
| advantages. | | | | usually stolen by these irresponsible people. |
| One of the advantages that copper has would be | | | | Therefore, employers should always keep copper |
| its resistance to rust. This property allows copper | | | | under lock and keys to avoid unnecessary |
| to be used in equipments such as electric kettles | | | | expenditure and loss. |