Question

7. Why do eskimos live in igloos made of snow?
the eskimos live in igloo made of show because igloo is a bad conductor of heat​

Answer 1

Answer:

Though snow is cold, but when igloos are formed they trap air and air is a bad conductor of heat so it keeps them warm. They also have nothing to built their home with except snow. They trap air, an bad conductor of heat, thus the heat inside wont be lost.

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Eskimos live in igloos made of snow good insulators that keep in body heat

Explanation:

Eskimos live in igloos made of snow:

• The igloo's strong snow walls act as good insulators, trapping body heat and heat provided by oil lamps (known as qulliq.)
• Traditional igloos are composed of snow rather than ice because of this. Solid ice does not hold heat as well as compressed snow blocks.

Bad conductor of heat​:

• Even though snow is frigid, igloos trap air, which is a poor conductor of heat and thus keeps them warm.
• They also have no other materials with which to construct their home besides snow. They trap air, which is a poor heat conductor, thus the heat inside will not be lost.