No. If you can get it, vacuum is the best insulator.
i hope air is better than fibre glass
no
Insulation mainly... basically foamy material. Nothing is a better insulator than lots of tiny bubbles - except a vacuum.
Yes
No, it's not
i hope air is better than fibre glass
no
Insulation mainly... basically foamy material. Nothing is a better insulator than lots of tiny bubbles - except a vacuum.
Air is better than thermocol as insulator. .....
Yes
No, it's not
No. A higher R-value is a better insulator.
For practical purposes, air is an excellent thermal insulator. So any material with lots of entrained air (and through which the air cannot freely pass) will be a good thermal insulator. The remaining conduction path through the material is along the filmy walls of the bubbles, and this path will be long and of small cross-section. A vacuum is of course a better thermal insulator, but there are practical difficulties in making a foam of vacuum bubbles. And there are some materials (some CFC gases) which are better thermal insulators than air, but once again there are difficulties in keeping these gases entrained in the foam bubbles.
Fiberglass insulation is better than air, but closed cell foam is better.
yes you can test it under a lamp and see the temp. for the foam and paper and if one has the lowest than that's the better insulator!good luck!
No, it is not. Metals conduct heat much better than most plastics. However, if the metal is used as a reflector of radiated heat, it will insulate better than plastic would.
Wood is a better thermal insulator than glass, which is easily cooled.