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tl;dr: - plastic is less dense than ceramic or steel, and thus when brought to a certain temperature it holds less heath. This is true even if plastic's specif
by muxator 9y ago
tl;dr:
- plastic is less dense than ceramic or steel, and thus when brought to a certain temperature it holds less heath. This is true even if plastic's specific heath (kJ/Kg K) is higher.
- plastic is hydrophobic, so water does not spread over the surface as a thin film, but collects in larger drops. These drops have a lower surface/volume ratio, and so take longer to evaporate