Because air between layers of coats is also an insulator.
yes, it's a metal right? most metals conduct heat very well...
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a coat is an insulator because it keeps heat in
a themos is made in many parts. A first coat a insulator then the inside coat is filled with a substance called foam tissue a material that finds the mold of its insulator
Nope. It's metal. Metal isn't a good insulator. It gets cold or hot too easily. A winter coat easily maintains a warm state most often.
Yes, a coat can provide insulation by trapping air close to the body and creating a barrier against heat loss. The thickness, material, and design of the coat will affect its insulating properties.
Because air between layers of coats is also an insulator.
No. Wool is a fairly good insulator, otherwise it wouldn't be so popular in winter clothing.
Yes, a lambs wool coat would be warm. Wool is a natural insulator, which helps you to retain your body temperature. It also is water resistant, which helps the wearer to stay dry if it is snowing or raining.
it's an insulator. conductors are things like metals or salts.
yes, it's a metal right? most metals conduct heat very well...
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It is an insulator.
Because it is a good insulator. This means more of the heat you are giving off is reflected back to you, or put another way you lose less.