The electrical and thermal properties of some acetylacetone-(I) and benzoylacetone-(II) arylhydrazone derivatives have been investigated. The results obtained show semiconductor behavior as evident from the positive temperature coefficient of electrical conductivity (dG/dT). Values of activation energy (ΔE) have been calculated in each case. The electrical conductivity increases with the introduction of either electron-donating or electron-withdrawing substituents to the phenyl ring. Differential thermal analysis curves showed sharp well-defined peaks at the melting point of the investigated compounds. The latent heats of fusion were calculated from these thermograms.