Some good conductores of heat are metal, iron, gold, silver, aluminum, brass, silicoborates, wax, steal, copper, nickel, and water.
Aluminum is a great heat conductor. So is steel and iron. There are many heat conductors, but by far aluminum is the best!
Five good conductors of heat are iron, steel, copper, aluminum, and gold.
basically, all metals are conductors of heat and electricity. gold is excellent, copper is good.
the best thermal conductor is a frying pan of any metalic object mostly
allumunium, gold, copper, iron ,silver.
8 properties of metals: 1. Ductile 2. Malleable 3. Conduct electricity 4. Conduct heat 5. High melting point 6. High boiling point 7. Form basic oxides 8. Bond with non-metals to produce salts
Annealed Monel has a conductivity of only 3.4% that of annealed copper wire.Semiconductors have conductivities in the range 10^-6 to 10^5 S/m. Monel is about 20 times more conductive than the most conductive semiconductor. Therefore, Monel is a conductor. But, compared to good conductors like silver (63 MS/m), copper (57 MS/m), gold (45 MS/m), and aluminum (35 MS/m), Monel (2 MS/m) is not very highly conductive.In summary, Monel is a poor conductor, but a conductor none the less.
Conductors- which conduct electricity... Allow heat and electricity to pass through them.... Eg: metals like gold, silver, copper,etc. Insulators- which do not allow eletricity and eat to pass through them. Eg: glass and rubber - do not conduct electricity.
Heat is defined as the total kinetic energy of all the atoms and molecules that make up a substance.Temperature is a measure of the average kinetic energy of the individual atoms or molecules in a substance.
Ill give you Three, Air (insulates very well against electricity and heat transfer) Glass (Similar to air only much more so) Ceramics (because of the number of empty spaces ie air, ceramics are extremely good as insulating against heat)
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Heat the end of a horizontal 12 inch long by half an inch diameter iron rod. Fix a thermometer at the other end. Take a temperature reading every 5 seconds.
cooper, gold, aluminum, silver and iron are 5 good conductors of heat. cooper is used in electric wire
8 properties of metals: 1. Ductile 2. Malleable 3. Conduct electricity 4. Conduct heat 5. High melting point 6. High boiling point 7. Form basic oxides 8. Bond with non-metals to produce salts
Depends on the type of rock. The thermal conductivity of most rocks range from 1 to 5 W/mK. (watt per meter kelvin) Compared to other things: Copper, a good conductor, its +-390 W/mK . PUR foam, a good insulator, its +-0,03 W/mK . So to answer your question: heat goes through rock, but not rapidly.
not that good
Reason1.The mercury is good conductor of heat and expand rapidly and thus the temp;change quickly. 2.Mercury has a low heat capacity3.The mercury is opeque to light and can been seen clearly4.The mercury does not stick with the wall of container.5.Mercury has a freezing point of -39c and boiling point of 357
heat developed = 5*5*20*30 = 15000 joulesAnswerWith the information supplied, you can only determine the work done (W) by the circuit, not the heat (Q). To do so, you will need to know the mass (m) and specific heat capacity (C) of the conductor, and the temperature-difference between the conductor and its surroundings. The equation you need to do this is:W - Q = m C (Tf-Ti)With the information supplied, you can only calculate the work done: W = I2Rt.
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refrigarator-electrical energy-light energy-heat energy
Well, an R-5 will take in more heat because it is less than 35. Get it? Got it? Good.
It is classified as a "conductor", yes, but it isn't a very good one. It conducts electricity about 5 times worse than copper does.