In the "Torch the Money" demonstration, a $5 bill is wrapped around a copper pipe and then placed over a candle flame for 5 seconds. Why didn't the candle burn the $5 bill? O It was a trick candle O The low thermal conductivity of the $5 bill mean that it is difficult to heat up O The high thermal conductivity of copper allows the heat to quickly disperse through the сopper O The high thermal conductivity of the $5 bill means that it is difficult for it to heat up

In the "Torch the Money" demonstration, a $5 bill is wrapped around a copper pipe and then placed over a candle flame for 5 seconds. Why didn't the candle burn the $5 bill? O It was a trick candle O The low thermal conductivity of the $5 bill mean that it is difficult to heat up O The high thermal conductivity of copper allows the heat to quickly disperse through the сopper O The high thermal conductivity of the $5 bill means that it is difficult for it to heat up

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In the "Torch the Money" demonstration, a $5 bill is wrapped around a copper pipe
and then placed over a candle flame for 5 seconds. Why didn't the candle burn the $5
bill?
O It was a trick candle
O The low thermal conductivity of the $5 bill mean that it is difficult to heat up
O The high thermal conductivity of copper allows the heat to quickly disperse through the
copper
O The high thermal conductivity of the $5 bill means that it is difficult for it to heat up

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