Because the oily part of its molecule tends to lay up against solid surfaces, but without much in the way of areas of electric charge that would cause it to stick more firmly to that surface.
Answer:
A) Glass
Explanation:
Glass is a conductor, so it allows heat to go through it (Ex. Touching a pie pan that came right out of the oven)
Rubber is an insulator, so heat has a hard time passing through (Ex. Using a rubber grip on a cast iron pan.
Cloth is also an insulator, so heat has a hard time passing through (Ex. Using a pot holder to prevent the counter from getting scarred)
Wood is also an insulator, so heat has a hard time passing through (Ex. Bedding for a rabbit hutch)
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Re-read and go back and look for A & B and then whatever A & B is solve for it and then get your answer
Aluminum is malleable and conducts Electricity