Which property makes a substance a good conductor of heat?(1 point)
Responses
if its particles are unlikely to bump together
if its particles are unlikely to bump together
if heat moves through it quickly
if heat moves through it quickly
if heat is unlikely to escape to its surroundings
if heat is unlikely to escape to its surroundings
if its particles are farther apart
Responses
if its particles are unlikely to bump together
if its particles are unlikely to bump together
if heat moves through it quickly
if heat moves through it quickly
if heat is unlikely to escape to its surroundings
if heat is unlikely to escape to its surroundings
if its particles are farther apart
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The correct response is:
**if heat moves through it quickly**
This property indicates that the substance can transfer thermal energy effectively, making it a good conductor of heat. Good conductors, like metals, allow heat to flow rapidly through them.
**if heat moves through it quickly**
This property indicates that the substance can transfer thermal energy effectively, making it a good conductor of heat. Good conductors, like metals, allow heat to flow rapidly through them.