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High School Black vs Shiny Metal for a Storage Container Outdoors
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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High School Black vs Shiny Metal for a Storage Container Outdoors
Ok, the reflective tin it is then. Unfortunately I can't really fit anything else inside the pouch to line it. As for the contents - it's not a gadget, it's a few latex rubber items that would normally be carried in a purse. I'm trying to figure out a "bag free" way of carrying all my stuff...- Hoping for Answers
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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High School Black vs Shiny Metal for a Storage Container Outdoors
Thanks all, for the vacuum flask suggestions. Again, not really practical but thanks anyway. This is actually for something that I'm going to by carrying w/ me outside during summer in a leather pouch on my belt. I really only have two choices that will fit in the pouch - a black matte tin or...- Hoping for Answers
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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High School Black vs Shiny Metal for a Storage Container Outdoors
Not really possible, but thanks. Appreciate the suggestion. :)- Hoping for Answers
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High School Black vs Shiny Metal for a Storage Container Outdoors
Obviously I either wasn't clear enough, or I'm in the wrong place. This is a practical matter for me, not an academic one. I've tried googling to no avail and I can't make heads or tails of any of the online resources I've found. If you "don't give straight answers" here, then where CAN I go?- Hoping for Answers
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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High School Black vs Shiny Metal for a Storage Container Outdoors
Which would it be better to store (relatively) heat sensitive stuff in, if the container will be outside but in another case. I know black absorbs more heat but shiny objects _reflect_ more heat, so which would do less damage to the contents of the container? If the container is in the sun but...- Hoping for Answers
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