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Moist air is generally considered a poorer insulator compared to dry air because the presence of water vapor can increase the thermal conductivity of the air. While dry air is a good insulator due to its low thermal conductivity, the moisture content can facilitate heat transfer. However, the insulating properties of air can vary with humidity levels, and in some contexts, moist air can still provide some insulating benefits.

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