Materials that retain their strength at high temperatures are called "refractory".
Pure carbon compounds -- graphite, carbon fibers, but alas, not diamonds -- stay solid at incredibly high temperatures.
That is why carbon-fiber-reinforced-graphite (RCC) is used on the hottest part of the US Space Shuttle, the nosecone.
RCC retains its strength at 2000°C.
For other refractory insulators and refractory metals, see the links.
A double-walled insulated cup made of stainless steel or ceramic will keep hot water hot the longest due to its ability to retain heat and prevent heat loss. Vacuum-sealed tumblers are also effective in maintaining the temperature of hot drinks for an extended period of time.
Hot materials are not kept in a desiccator because the sudden cooling caused by placing a hot material in a desiccator can create a vacuum inside the desiccator, leading to potential implosion. Additionally, the hot material can release gases or vapors that may react with the desiccant or other substances present in the desiccator.
A double-walled insulated stainless steel cup will keep water hot for the longest period of time, typically up to 6-12 hours. It is designed to reduce heat loss through its layers, providing better insulation compared to regular cups. Vacuum-sealed bottles or cups are also good options for keeping liquids hot for extended periods.
Yes, in general, molecules in cool substances are closer together than in hot substances. As substances cool down, their molecules lose energy and move more slowly, causing them to come closer together and form a more compact arrangement. Conversely, in hot substances, molecules have more energy and move rapidly, leading to increased distance between them.
Material can show that something is hot if it changes color, gives off light, emits steam or smoke, feels warm or hot to the touch, or increases in temperature when measured with a thermometer.
polystyrene
syrofoam
not sure but i think styrofoam or thermocol
A vacuum is the answer.
Metal Cups will keep it the Warmest, for the longest amount of time.
any with a heated base will keep it warm as long as you leave it on.
Because metal absorbs and conducts more heat then most other substances so it keeps it hot. Just like when you cook, you use metal pans because they conduct the most heat.
A double-walled insulated cup made of stainless steel or ceramic will keep hot water hot the longest due to its ability to retain heat and prevent heat loss. Vacuum-sealed tumblers are also effective in maintaining the temperature of hot drinks for an extended period of time.
paper, as long as it doesnt ignite
Hot materials are not kept in a desiccator because the sudden cooling caused by placing a hot material in a desiccator can create a vacuum inside the desiccator, leading to potential implosion. Additionally, the hot material can release gases or vapors that may react with the desiccant or other substances present in the desiccator.
Believe it or not, the world's longest hot dog was 203.80 meters long!
Custom-made whirlpool hot tub cover keeps the water warm better than the ones in store because it is designed to keep it warm at all times. So, custom ones are the best insulation substances.