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  • Collaborate to share your data for the four different materials.


    1. Communicate to make group judgements for the most appropriate material for different climates (cold, hot/dry and humid).


    1. Justify each of your judgements and be ready to present to the class.

    ]]>     2023-10-29 07:17:51 UTC https://padlet.com/joshuahulks2_2/f98mlobkc4mhq8ic/wish/2767428098     For colder climates, the cooling rate should be small to keep more heat in the materials. Therefore, the material with the lowest cooling rate is most suitable to keep warmth. Cotton? https://padlet.com/joshuahulks2_2/f98mlobkc4mhq8ic/wish/2774739307 2023-11-03 03:12:49 UTC https://padlet.com/joshuahulks2_2/f98mlobkc4mhq8ic/wish/2774739307 For hotter climates, the cooling rate should be high so more heat can be released, and we can feel cooler. That means the material with a higher cooling rate will be more suitable for hotter climates. https://padlet.com/joshuahulks2_2/f98mlobkc4mhq8ic/wish/2774741323 2023-11-03 03:14:38 UTC https://padlet.com/joshuahulks2_2/f98mlobkc4mhq8ic/wish/2774741323