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Explain why gases make better thermal insulators than solids or liquids.​

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Answered by madhuraevergrep3rr3k
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Less dense materials are better insulators. The denser the material, the closer its atoms are together. That means the transfer of energy of one atom to the next is more effective. Thus, gases insulate better than liquids, which in turn insulate better than solids.

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Answered by 4444tclgpdi11h
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Gases make better thermal insulators and is due to the more inter molecular distance, and the weak forces among particles of gases.

Gases make better thermal insulators and is due to the more inter molecular distance, and the weak forces among particles of gases.Explanation:

Gases make better thermal insulators and is due to the more inter molecular distance, and the weak forces among particles of gases.Explanation:The speed of heat transfer by conduction is varies for different materials. If the materials is less dense they are better insulators and if the material is more dense its insulating property is very less.

Gases make better thermal insulators and is due to the more inter molecular distance, and the weak forces among particles of gases.Explanation:The speed of heat transfer by conduction is varies for different materials. If the materials is less dense they are better insulators and if the material is more dense its insulating property is very less.An insulator is a material that is poor conductor of heat. In gases the inter molecular forces of attraction is weakest. The particles are very apart from each other.

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