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" Wool traps air in it. Wool is a bad conductor of heat ". If wool is a bad conductor of heat then how can it keep us warm?
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Answered by Anonymous
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↪Actually welcome to the concept of the HEAT TRANSFER

↪basically as here given ,

↪Wool traps air in its layers , due to the structural openings and closings ,

↪since here , also we know that Air Is the bad conductor of heat,

↪so from this fact , we can say that , the air trapped in the layers of wool is bad conductor of heat , so it just defines that wool is bad conductor of heat ,

↪Now we know that , Any bad conductor never conducts anything through it or it block the passage to pass through it ,

↪So eventually here ,the Air acts as a barrier to the body heat to escape out of the wool and so thus we feel warm in winter


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