Remember that conductors allow heat to flow
through them easily. Which two materials do you
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Chemistry, 04.11.2020 22:00 kevinhoyle2021
Remember that conductors allow heat to flow
through them easily. Which two materials do you
think will be the best conductors and why?
The materials were: keychain, cardboard, shark's
tooth, a plastic toy, and a penny.
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