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The thermal conductivity of a material depends only on the type of and is a constant. If a material is having low thermal conductivity then, the material is a good thermal Of the given materials, brass and steel, is a better conductor, as lits value is higher.

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Chapter11: Energy In Thermal Processes

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/ My courses/ PHYS1211 / Lab Experiments / Experiment 3: Lab Report (Thermal Conductivity of Materia
The thermal conductivity of a material depends only on the type of
and is a constant.
of
If a material is having low thermal conductivity then, the material is a good thermal
tion
Of the given materials, brass and steel,
is a better conductor, as
its
value is higher.
Finish attempt.
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