If you place a plastic cover over a cup of Hot Chocolate it stay hotter longer because the heat is trapped in a material that prevents it from escaping. For instance if you placed a tissue it wouldn't stay hot long because the tissue is made of cloth that has very tiny holes. The heat is carried by heated air which expands and so has lower density than the surrounding air and therefore rises. So if you prevent that heated air rising you prevent the loss of heat. Using a tissue, there isn't much of a pressure difference to force air through holes, though there may be a small amount of percolation. But the tissue would heat up because it is so thin, and the air in contact would be warmed and take away that heat.
<<>> another way that the lid prevents heat loss is that is prevents the liquid from evaporating. Evaporation takes a lot of heat away.
Yes, It does. I conducted an experiment and the outcome was that putting a lid on a coffee cup will keep it warm.
because you is the boss
The container it's in, it insulates the hot chocolate keeping it warm for what seems like a long period of time.
a long time
Styrofoam cups because of what they are made up of
they keep warm by sleeping in long grass.
its gets cold because your breathing on it and the coldness by you absorbs in to the chocolate milk.
well.... one thing that i do is drink a Hot Chocolate... and keep in my home... "home sweet(warm) home"
well.... one thing that i do is drink a hot chocolate... and keep in my home... "home sweet(warm) home"
it can keep it warm for a very sligh amount of time
blankets, hot chocolate or tea, layers
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Wrap him/her up in a blanket to keep him/her warm or give him/her some hot chocolate.
Lots of layers help keep bodies warm, and minimizing the time out of doors.