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Why would water in a metal mug cool down so quickly?
Because metal is a good conductor of heat it absorbs heat from material touching its surfaces, and transfer to air.
Which of the following would have the best thermal conductor properties?
A down-filled coat
What is the difference between a mug and a glass?
Both are drink containers. A mug has a handle and a glass does not. A mug is usually earthenware or metal, while a glass is usually made of glass or a similar material.
Is a brass paper fastener a conductor or insulator?
Brass is a metal that conducts electricity. Therefore, a brass paper clip is a conductor.
Is coal a conductor?
No it isn't a conductor
Is a ceramic mug an insulator or a conductor?
an insulator
Why do you prefer drinking tea you a china mug instead of steel mug?
China is a poor conductor of heat, steel a very good conductor. Heat from the tea would make the steel mug an unpleasant vessel from which to drink.
What is a thermal conductor wooden spoon cloth napkin ceramic mug or paper plate?
Ceramic mug (apex)
How do you keep a hot water in a mug?
Metal is a conductor of heat
Why would hot water in a metal mug cool down more quickly than hot water in a plastic mug?
It depends on how good a conductor the material is. Metal is a better warmth conductor then some plastics.
Why is a coffee mug a good conductor?
Because the heat flys out of the mug and across the other side of the room and when is touchees something that is maybe a bit sticky or hot it zooms back and sticks to the outside of the mug the process continues and your left with a warm mug and cold liquid.
Which of the following would have the best thermal conductor properties a thick mug or a cup made of metal?
A cup made of metal
How do you spell mug?
Mug is correct.
A rhyming word pair for a beetles cup?
beagle's pup
Why would water in a metal mug cool down so quickly?
Because metal is a good conductor of heat it absorbs heat from material touching its surfaces, and transfer to air.
Why does metal feel colder then wood to touch?
Metal is a conductor of heat, so it gets hot from the hot water in it. Plastic is an insulator meaning it does not conduct heat and get hot. So the metal mug gets hot and the plastic mug does not.
What do you call a mug collector?
a mug collector
