Insulated Bottles

1. What was your maximum temperature (use your Data Chart, not the picture)?
2. What was your minimum temperature (use your Data Chart, not the picture)?
3. What is your range?  If you had any penalties or gifts, include those in your total.
4. What materials did you use in your insulated bottle (type them in order from your first layer, second layer, and third layer.)?  Why did you choose the materials that you did?
5. What are some materials that you didn't choose?  Why didn't you choose them?
6. Explain any blips on your graph (if you have them).  Why do you think it did that?
7. Is an insulator a good or a poor conductor of heat energy?  This is an important question, so really think before you answer it!

1. Are maximum temperature was  about 1015 degrees
2. The minimum temperature was about 48 degrees
3. The range was 967 degrees. We went down because we didn't keep the bottle steady. 
4. For are materials, we first put the carpet insulator. We chose that because that was the 2ed highest tempter. But we really wanted the foam which was the highest tempter. Than was the wool which was tided with the the carpet insulator for highest tempture. next was the nylon because we couldn't get cotton. Than we did alumium foil and after we wanted to do wax paper and polyester but we couldn't. We chose these products because they were the best tested scores. All were tested except for aluminum foil and wax paper and also paper paper.
5. We didn't chose bubble rap or papper because when bubble rap was tested, its scores went way way way down. We didn't chose paper because I know that paper is not at all a good installer.
6. One time, when we were switching of holding the thermometer, someone moved it by accident and the tempter went down. like a dramatic drop!
   
7. An insulator is an good conductor because a conductor makes heat. If and insulator makes heat than it would be good to keep things warm.