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Is mecury a good conductor of heat?
Yes, Mercury is a good conductor of heat. It has a high thermal conductivity due to its metallic properties, allowing it to efficiently transfer heat.
What is the antonym for heavy?
The antonym for heavy is light.
What is the prefix for heavy?
The prefix for "heavy" is "over-".
What is another word for light as is not heavy?
Another word for "light" as in not heavy is "lightweight."
What is the adjective opposite for heavy?
The opposite of heavy is light.
Related Questions
Is mecury magnetic?
no.
Does Mecury have land?
no
What liquid is used in a barometre?
mecury
What where the first thermometers?
Mecury thermometers
What is the number of moons mecury has?
Zero
What is mecury's nickname?
The Swift Planet.
Is Pluto bigger than mecury?
No.
What is polluting the Maumee river?
mecury
What is unique about Mecury?
its the first planet
What are the 2 planets with no moons?
mecury and venus
What spacecraft visited mecury?
Apollo 17
Do people live on mecury?
no that's not possbiel]
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