The handle of a kettle is made of a …………. conductor of heat.

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The handles of kettles and utensils are made of bad conductors of heat such as wood, plastic, ebonite, etc.
They help in holding them comfortably without feeling heat.
Hence The handle of a kettle is made of a bad conductor of heat.

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The handle of a kettle is made of a …………. conductor of heat.

The handles of kettles and utensils are made of bad conductors of heat such as wood, plastic, ebonite, etc. They help in holding them comfortably without feeling heat.Hence The handle of a kettle is made of a bad conductor of heat.

The handles of kettles and utensils are made of bad conductors of heat such as wood, plastic, ebonite, etc.
They help in holding them comfortably without feeling heat.
Hence The handle of a kettle is made of a bad conductor of heat.