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Students tested two possible modifications to improve a hot pack that currently stays above $40^\circ\text{C}$ for only 1 hour (criterion: 2+ hours). The peak temperature is already acceptable at $46^\circ\text{C}$.
Option 1: Add 20 g more calcium chloride (no change to insulation).
Option 2: Keep the same chemicals but add a thicker insulating wrap.
Which option most directly targets the likely root cause of the hot pack failing the 2-hour criterion?
Students tested two possible modifications to improve a hot pack that currently stays above $40^\circ\text{C}$ for only 1 hour (criterion: 2+ hours). The peak temperature is already acceptable at $46^\circ\text{C}$.
Option 1: Add 20 g more calcium chloride (no change to insulation).
Option 2: Keep the same chemicals but add a thicker insulating wrap.
Which option most directly targets the likely root cause of the hot pack failing the 2-hour criterion?