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2 years ago

The best material to be used in making cooking pots handles is made of: a. Polypropylene b. Bakelite c. Rubber d. Polyethylene

Chemistry

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frutty [35]2 years ago

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Answer:

b. Bakelite

Explanation:

Bakelite -

Bakelite is a form if plastic , and is the very first plastic synthesized .

The handles of the cooking utensils are used to hold the utensil firmly , and hence need not turn hot while cooking , and need to be strong enough to take care of the food .

Hence , the handle should be of the material which is poor conductor of heat and strong .

Hence , bakelite is used for making the handle.

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