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Why is a frying pan made of metal (like aluminium or stainless steel) but the handle of frying pan is made of plastic (or wood) ?

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### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Material Selection for Frying Pan:** - Frying pans are typically made from metals like aluminum or stainless steel. This is because these materials are excellent conductors of heat. - **Reasoning:** Good conductors of heat allow the frying pan to heat up quickly and evenly when placed on a stove, which is essential for cooking food effectively. 2. **Cooking Process:** - When the frying pan is heated, the heat is transferred from the stove to the pan and then to the food. This efficient heat transfer is crucial for cooking. ...
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