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How does wool fiber help in keeping our body warm?​

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Answered by DarkenedSky
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The reson why wool keps us warm is due the air pockets between fibers of wool.

The air around us is a not a good conductor of heat. If we could keep the air around us still then it would act as a good insulator of heat. But this is not possible as air naturally moves around and the movement of air carries heat away from us by a process called convection.

But when we wrap our bodies in wool, we surround ourselves with a lot of tiny air pockets. The fibers of wool prevent th movement of air in the air pockets, keeping it still. This property of wool helps it keep us warm.

Answered by Rudranil420
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The reson why wool keps us warm is due the air pockets between fibers of wool.

The air around us is a not a good conductor of heat. If we could keep the air around us still then it would act as a good insulator of heat. But this is not possible as air naturally moves around and the movement of air carries heat away from us by a process called convection.

But when we wrap our bodies in wool, we surround ourselves with a lot of tiny air pockets. The fibers of wool prevent th movement of air in the air pockets, keeping it still. This property of wool helps it keep us warm.

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