- The
thermal conductivity of a
material is a
measure of its
ability to
conduct heat. It is
commonly denoted by k{\displaystyle k}, λ{\displaystyle \lambda...
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sometimes used. The SI unit of
electrical conductivity is
siemens per
metre (S/m).
Resistivity and
conductivity are
intensive properties of materials, giving...
- In heat transfer, the
thermal conductivity of a substance, k, is an
intensive property that
indicates its
ability to
conduct heat. For most materials,...
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conductivity is high. If
there is a
small band gap (Eg), then the flow of
electrons from
valence to
conduction band is
possible only if an
external energy...
- A
semiconductor is a
material that has an
electrical conductivity value falling between that of a conductor, such as copper, and an insulator, such as...
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thermohydraulic conditions.
Often it can be
estimated by
dividing the
thermal conductivity of the
convection fluid by a
length scale. The heat
transfer coefficient...
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Pedersen conductivity related to the
applied magnetic field and the
properties of the material. The
first expression for the
Pedersen conductivity was formulated...
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consisted of a
carrier gas, a
column packed with
silica gel, and a
thermal conductivity detector. They
exhibited the
chromatograph at
ACHEMA in Frankfurt, but...
- object. The
ability of the
object to
conduct heat is
known as its
thermal conductivity, and is
denoted k. Heat
spontaneously flows along a
temperature gradient...
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Ground conductivity refers to the
electrical conductivity of the
subsurface of the earth. In the
International System of
Units (SI) it is
measured in millisiemens...
