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Heat conductive- yes glass will conduct heat, but not very well. A glass stirring rod placed in a flame will distribute the heat to the 'cold' end, but not very quickly. Electrically conductive- No, glass is an excellent insulator.
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∙ 11y agoFor general answer is no, glass is an insulator.
For reality, glass though is very poor conductor but it conduct both heat and electricity at very small amount. Every insulation material had low conductivity to heat and electricity and the value of their conductivity is put to determine how thick the insulation required for preventing thermal and electrical hazard.
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What material are non conductable?
insulators
Why are handlebars steel?
they are thermaly conductable with present socks of oxygen
How does electron pass through electricity?
An electron is electricity as we know it. Electrons flow through a conductable element and that is electricity.
Why wood does not allow electric to pass?
Because the atoms are tight together unlike in conductable metals which have their atoms freely moving.
How many ways of creating electricity are their?
Electricity is generated by moving a conductable material through a magnetic field, so there are lots of ways to produce that movement, including harnessing wind or water or steam flow. Photovoltaic (solar) cells are slightly different, they produce electrical flow when sunlight hits them, basically the photons knock electrons free from their containing molecules and those freed electrons are then captured into a conductable medium.
How do i solder the rear defroster clip back on the rear glass on a jeep liberty?
You cannot solder that connection. There are small kits for repairing that connection that use a conductable epoxy system. The ywrok well all long as you can fit the lug back onto the window. Expect to pay aout $6.00 and follow the directions takes about a couple of minutes to stick and 24 hours to cure. Work well for me.
What are some properties that metals have that non metal don't have?
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How do antistatic liquids work?
They make the surface of the object (that they are sprayed on) easily conductable, so they can carry away any charge built up away from the object, not causing one big spark. They work similar to Anti-static sprays.
What are the different types of glass wares?
soft glass Hard glass crown glass flint glass glass ceramics etc
What type of Glass?
Glass is an amorphous or transparent solid. Glass is also called supercooled liquid. Types of glasses are : soft glass, hard glass, crook's glass, jena glass, glass laminates
What did a glass factory have in it to make the glass?
glass
What is a glass cutter?
glass cutter is when u cut glass using a glass cutter
