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Is sea water a conductor or an insulator?
yes it is a conductor because today we can get hot water and cold water it can be dirty or clean.
Why does a wooden spoon not get hot if you put it in hot soup?
Because wood is a poor conductor of heat.
Why does metal get hot but not wood?
cos metal is a conductor of heat
What causes something to be a conductor?
It can't be caused. A good conductor is something like a metal, the best conductor of heat is gold. If you have ever touched metal that has been in the sun, it's really hot because it is a good conductor of heat. A bad conductor is something like wood because it doesn't get hot. We can't tell it wood has been in the sun for a while.
Must a flask be a good conductor of heat?
so as to keep the flask hot hereby keeping the hot water inside the flask hot.
Is cold water a better conductor than hot?
is cold water a better conductor than hot
Is a hot dog a insulator or conductor?
It is a poor conductor. I just tried it.
What type of circuit is it that has a hot conductor contacting a neutral conductor?
A shorted circuit.
Is sea water a conductor or an insulator?
yes it is a conductor because today we can get hot water and cold water it can be dirty or clean.
Is ribbed wire hot?
No, the ribbed conductor on lamp cord is the identified conductor thereby making it the neutral wire.
Why does a wooden spoon not get hot if you put it in hot soup?
Because wood is a poor conductor of heat.
How do you keep a hot water in a mug?
Metal is a conductor of heat
Why does metal get hot but not wood?
cos metal is a conductor of heat
What causes something to be a conductor?
It can't be caused. A good conductor is something like a metal, the best conductor of heat is gold. If you have ever touched metal that has been in the sun, it's really hot because it is a good conductor of heat. A bad conductor is something like wood because it doesn't get hot. We can't tell it wood has been in the sun for a while.
How audio or video jacks function?
The jack is a 2-conductor terminal, in the case of analog audio and video. The outer conductor is the sheild, and the inner conductor is the 'hot' or signal line.
What type of electrical trouble occurs when a hot conductor comes in contact with a neutral conductor and bypasses the load device?
shorted circuits
What makes contact with the base of a lamp?
The "hot" conductor of the lamp circuit.
