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c0205847

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Rank the cookie sheets according to their ability to transmit heat energy.

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If the aluminum pans containing water had been covered, would you expect the water to heat more or less slowly? Why?



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Answer to Question 1

Dark, non-stick pans transmit the most energy since they absorb the most heat. Next, air bake pans conduct heat but transfer it evenly. Aluminum pans are good conductors of heat energy and decrease the incidence of over baking. Glass is a poor heat energy transmitter.

Answer to Question 2

If the aluminum pans had been covered, the water would have heated faster because less heat would have escaped from the top.



c0205847

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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again



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Great! Please up vote :D



 

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