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13 February, 17:04

Water is a poor conductor of heat. Yet when you heat water in a pan, the surface gets hot quickly, even though you are applying heat to the bottom of the water. Explain.

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  1. 13 February, 17:19
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    Well, the pan is a conductor and the heat travels through the water and goes around heating the water
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