1. Explain fundamental working mechanisms of conduction and convection modes of heat transfer. What is the difference between thermal conductivity (k)- coefficient of conduction heat transfer, and coefficient of convection (h) in convective heat transfer?

1. Explain fundamental working mechanisms of conduction and convection modes of heat transfer. What is the difference between thermal conductivity (k)- coefficient of conduction heat transfer, and coefficient of convection (h) in convective heat transfer?

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