The thermal conductivity of a metal increases with the increase cross-sectional area of the metal. Explain how the cross-section affects conductivity using the electron movement.

      

The thermal conductivity of a metal increases with the increase cross-sectional area of the metal. Explain how the cross-section affects conductivity using the electron movement.

  

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Lydia
Many electron are involved in heat transfer with minimal heat loss
lydiajane74 answered the question on October 16, 2017 at 07:20


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