Explain how heat loss through conduction and radiation is minimized in a vacuum flask

      

Explain how heat loss through conduction and radiation is minimized in a vacuum flask.

  

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Leah
Heat loss through conduction is minimised by the presence of vacuum in the flask where conduction cannot take place.
Heat loss through radiation is minimised by the layer of the silver coating on the inside of the flask.
lendiritu answered the question on November 21, 2017 at 05:37


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