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17 July, 03:49

Why would an counductor heat up soup?

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    example of a great insulator is a thermos. If you put soup in a thermos, you can open it later and enjoy warm soup on a cold winter day. The thermos insulates the soup, trapping the heat inside. Likewise, if you are playing soccer on a hot August afternoon, your thermos full of ice water stays refreshing and cold.
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