Chemistry
Grade-10
Easy
Question
Why the handle of a cooking pan is made up of plastic? Choose from the following.
- They are poor conductors of heat.
- They are non-sonorous.
- They are ductile.
- They are hard.
Hint:
to prevent heat, we use
The correct answer is: They are poor conductors of heat.
Because those are poor conductors of heat so that we can handle the pan safely without get burnt.
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