This document discusses thermal conductivity and the best and worst thermal conductors. It provides details on the following key points:
1. Metals like silver, copper, and aluminum are very good thermal conductors because their free electrons can move around and transfer heat efficiently.
2. Metals that conduct heat the best are silver, copper, aluminum, and brass. Silver works as a powerful reflector while copper absorbs and holds heat well.
3. The worst thermal conductors are plastics, rubber, and asbestos as they lack a proper lattice structure to efficiently transfer heat.
This document discusses thermal conductivity and the best and worst thermal conductors. It provides details on the following key points:
1. Metals like silver, copper, and aluminum are very good thermal conductors because their free electrons can move around and transfer heat efficiently.
2. Metals that conduct heat the best are silver, copper, aluminum, and brass. Silver works as a powerful reflector while copper absorbs and holds heat well.
3. The worst thermal conductors are plastics, rubber, and asbestos as they lack a proper lattice structure to efficiently transfer heat.
This document discusses thermal conductivity and the best and worst thermal conductors. It provides details on the following key points:
1. Metals like silver, copper, and aluminum are very good thermal conductors because their free electrons can move around and transfer heat efficiently.
2. Metals that conduct heat the best are silver, copper, aluminum, and brass. Silver works as a powerful reflector while copper absorbs and holds heat well.
3. The worst thermal conductors are plastics, rubber, and asbestos as they lack a proper lattice structure to efficiently transfer heat.
Supervised by D.R D.r. ghazi faisa هــ1444 م2022 . Introduction . 4 thermal conductors . the best thermal conductor . What makes a good thermal conductor? . What metal holds heat the longest? .the worst thermal conductors . thermal conductivity table . Finding thermal conductivity . Sources • Thermal conductivity in physics and chemistry is a property of a material that indicates the ability of a material to transfer heat. The thermal conductivity of a substance is measured in watts/meter/kelvin. • In general, good conductors of electricity (metals like copper, aluminum, gold, and silver) are also good heat conductors, whereas insulators of electricity (wood, plastic, and rubber) are poor heat conductors • Metals That Conduct Heat the Best • Silver. Silver is one of the best metals for conducting heat because it works as a powerful reflector. ... • Copper. Copper is yet another good conductor of heat because it absorbs heat quickly and holds it for a long period of time. ... • Aluminum. ... • Brass. - But what makes metals - electrons that are not good conductors of heat? bounded to the atoms. This is closely related to These electrons are free the atomic structure of to move around within metals. Metals have free the metal, colliding with the metal atoms and transferring heat to them efficiently. - Stainless Steel demonstrated the most thermal inertia, Resistance to temperature change and aluminum the lowest. So if you want to have food cooking after the gas is turned off, stainless steel is the best material. • What are the worst thermal conductors? • Plastic, Rubber and Asbestos are worst conductors of heat. because they don't have a proper structure in place. All these materials don't have a proper lattice structure. 1- wekabedea.com . 2-tglobalcorp.com . 3-pinterest for photos .