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why does the design of the vacuum flask minimize heat transfer by conduction

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ashleydawolfy

  1. http://www.explainthatstuff.com/vacuumflasks.html

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    Ms. Sue

  2. that does not say anything ms.oo oops ms.sue dang auto correct

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    connexusPerson

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    1) D
    2) B
    3) D
    4) C
    5) A
    6) A
    7) D
    8) D
    9) A
    10) B
    11) C
    12) C
    13) C
    14) B
    15) B

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    Anonymous

  5. thx anonymous
    those answers are correct

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  6. 100% right anonymous

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    Ayee

  8. anonymous is 100% thank you!

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    Natalie

  9. Thx for the answers i got 100%

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    a person

  10. thak you

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    cloe

  12. Thanks so much Anonymous

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    BOW

  13. THX SO MUCH!!!, but I purposely messed up on a few questions, so it would look like I didn't cheat.

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    Whatever

  14. There are two things that I like: toast and these answers!

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    Toast the Carnotaurus

  16. Thank you so much for the help~!

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    Peaches&Cream

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