which trap warmth

Meanings

• noun

  A type of insulation that retains heat and prevents it from escaping, keeping an enclosed space warm.

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Rhymes

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exaltation , station , communication

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Variants

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which is which

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Forms

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insulations, insulating, insulated

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Etymology

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The word 'insulation' comes from the Latin word 'insulare', which means 'to make an island'. In the context of heat, insulation creates an 'island' of warm air that is not affected by the colder surroundings.

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Trivia

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1. Insulation was first used in ancient Rome to keep their public baths warm.

2. The material used for insulation can greatly affect its effectiveness. For example, fiberglass is a common insulation material due to its low cost and high R-value (a measure of insulation's ability to resist heat flow).

3. Insulation is not only used for temperature control, but also for soundproofing and electromagnetic interference shielding.

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1. Heat transfer: The process by which heat energy moves from one place to another. Insulation slows down this process, keeping the warm air in and the cold air out.

2. Thermal conductivity: A material's ability to conduct heat. Insulation materials have low thermal conductivity, making them effective at preventing heat transfer.

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Culture

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Insulation is a critical component of modern buildings and infrastructure, allowing for energy efficiency and temperature control. In literature, insulation is sometimes used metaphorically to describe emotional or psychological barriers that people put up to protect themselves.

How to Memorize "which trap warmth"

1. visualize
   

   - Imagine a warm blanket wrapping around a room, preventing the cold air from entering.

2. associate
   

   - Think of insulation as a protective layer that shields against the cold.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Remember the acronym 'Warm Air Inside' to help remember the definition of insulation.

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