Is an ice chest a conductor or an insulator?

Answer 1

Both because outside the machine insulator its plastic and the inside of the machine metal I hope you understand

Answer 2

An ice chest is an insulator because it helps to keep items inside cool by preventing heat transfer from the outside environment to the contents stored inside. Insulators are materials that resist the flow of heat, keeping temperatures constant.

Answer 3

In a refrigerator, the freezer at the top of the unit contains the evaporator, which cools the air. Cold air is more dense than warmer air, so itsinks to the bottom of the freezer. There the cold air flows through vents (usually inside the meat keeper) into the refrigerator cabinet where it sinks to the bottom of the fridge (the crisper). Air warmed by the contents of the fridge rises as the cold air displaces it, and the 'warm' (only a few degrees difference) air enters into the freezer compartment where the cycle begins again.

Answer 4

a fridge is convection, because conduction is the movement of heat to another place. So a fridge is convection

Answer 5

a insullator.

Answer 6

It is a conductor.

Answer 7

no a fridge is convection

Answer 8

conductor

Answer 9

Insulator

Answer 10

Both