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Materials with air pockets that decrease their density and prevent energy transfer are called: A. Insulators B. Thermometers C. Conductors D. Compressors

Materials with air pockets that decrease their density and prevent energy transfer are called: A. Insulators B. Thermometers C. Conductors D. Compressors
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Materials with air pockets that decrease their density and prevent energy transfer are called:

A. Insulators
B. Thermometers
C. Conductors
D. Compressors

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d. compressors because it decreases density and compresses it. that makes it prevent energy transfer
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