If you use a metal pan for cooking, which of the following will not promote faster transfer of heat from the flame to food? increase the temperature of the flame use a pan with a low thermal conductivity make the bottom of the pan thicker increase the surface area of the pan's bottom

If you use a metal pan for cooking, which of the following will not promote faster transfer of heat from the flame to food? increase the temperature of the flame use a pan with a low thermal conductivity make the bottom of the pan thicker increase the surface area of the pan's bottom

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If you use a metal pan for cooking, which of the following will not promote faster transfer of heat from the flame to food?
increase the temperature of the flame
use a pan with a low thermal conductivity
make the bottom of the pan thicker
increase the surface area of the pan's bottom

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