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helps "insulate" - helps the temp. of the liquid stay the same
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What is used to keep liquids warm and cold?
a insalator keeps liquids warm
What is a catchy title for science fair project on type of cups that keep drinks the coldest?
Cold Cups or Keeping Your Cups Cold.
Why do styrofoam cups keep water hot for longer than and paper cups?
It's a better insulator
Which type of cup keeps cold water hottest plastic paper metal or glass?
No, paper will not keep water cold for the longest time. A metal cup will keep water the same temperature for the longest time. I know this because I did a science experiment about this but instead of cold water I used hot, which won't really make a difference. The next would be glass then paper.
Why newspaper wrapping keep thing hots and cold things cold?
Paper is an insulator- it does not transmit heat well, so it keeps heat in (or out) of things.
How does vacuum flasks keep hot liquids hot and cold liquids cold?
by inhibiting heat conduction
What is used to keep liquids warm and cold?
a insalator keeps liquids warm
What type of cups keep water cold?
Metalic cups keeps the water cold and it can be also used to keep the water hot .
How can styrofoam cups be used to keep coffee hot and cola cold?
styrofoam cups keep you beverages hot or cold because they are awesome
What is a catchy title for science fair project on type of cups that keep drinks the coldest?
Cold Cups or Keeping Your Cups Cold.
What is the job of a thermos?
To keep hot liquids hot and cold liquids cold by minimizing heat transfer between the inside of the thermos with the outside.
What are liquids that keep you warm or cold?
Whiskey keeps you warm XD
What is the name of the thing used to keep liquids warm or cold?
Vacuum flask.
Why do styrofoam cups keep water hot for longer than and paper cups?
It's a better insulator
How do paper cups keep drinks warm?
it can keep it warm for a very sligh amount of time
Can a paper cup keep drinks cold?
Not for long.
Do plastic cups keep ice cold for more than thirty minutes?
No.
