Blacksmiths use heavy use heavy clothes and gloves so that they do not get burned
by fire. The...
Chemistry, 07.05.2020 06:00 sairaanwar67
Blacksmiths use heavy use heavy clothes and gloves so that they do not get burned
by fire. The materials do not transfer heat quickly, and therefore we call these
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O conductors
semiconductors
insulators
O convectors
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