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Consider the following materials: aluminum, cake batter, lead, polystyrene, sulfur, and tin. a. Rank the materials in terms of their steady-state conduction response, from lowest to highest heat transfer. b. Rank the materials in terms of their transient conduction response, from lowest to highest rate of temperature change. c. Compare the materials with the lowest and highest conduction at steady state. What is the ratio of their heat transfer rates, assuming their geometric dimensions are identical? 4. Consider the following materials: aluminum,cake batter,lead, polystyrene sulfur,and tin. a. Rank the materials in terms of their steady-state conduction response from lowest to highest heat transfer b. Bank the materials in terms of their transient conduction response,from lowest to highest rate of temperature change c. Compare the materials with the lowest and highest conduction at steady state. What is the ratio of their heat transfer rates,assuming their geometric dimensions are identical? 

          Consider the following materials: aluminum, cake batter, lead, polystyrene, sulfur, and tin.
a. Rank the materials in terms of their steady-state conduction response, from lowest to highest heat transfer.
b. Rank the materials in terms of their transient conduction response, from lowest to highest rate of temperature change.
c. Compare the materials with the lowest and highest conduction at steady state. What is the ratio of their heat transfer rates, assuming their geometric dimensions are identical?
4. Consider the following materials: aluminum,cake batter,lead, polystyrene sulfur,and tin.
a. Rank the materials in terms of their steady-state conduction response from lowest to highest heat transfer
b. Bank the materials in terms of their transient conduction response,from lowest to highest rate of temperature change
c. Compare the materials with the lowest and highest conduction at steady state. What is the ratio of their heat transfer rates,assuming their geometric dimensions are identical?
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Consider the following materials: aluminum, cake batter, lead, polystyrene, sulfur, and tin. a. Rank the materials in terms of their steady-state conduction response, from lowest to highest heat transfer. b. Rank the materials in terms of their transient conduction response, from lowest to highest rate of temperature change. c. Compare the materials with the lowest and highest conduction at steady state. What is the ratio of their heat transfer rates, assuming their geometric dimensions are identical? 4. Consider the following materials: aluminum,cake batter,lead, polystyrene sulfur,and tin. a. Rank the materials in terms of their steady-state conduction response from lowest to highest heat transfer b. Bank the materials in terms of their transient conduction response,from lowest to highest rate of temperature change c. Compare the materials with the lowest and highest conduction at steady state. What is the ratio of their heat transfer rates,assuming their geometric dimensions are identical?
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00:01 In the question, a chart is given which shows the specific heat of different materials.
00:08 So this is the given chart.
00:11 So before that, what is his specific heat? it is the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1 gram of substance by 1 degree celsius.
00:34 So the first question is among lead, wood and water.
00:43 Which is having high specific heat.
00:46 So in the chart it is given that water which is showing higher value of specific heat that is 4 .18 jule per gram degree celsius.
00:58 So we can write that water which is having a specific heat value 1 .4 .18 jule per gram degree celsius it is the high specific heat.
01:20 The second question is which material having lowest specific heat among the lead wood and water? so here we have already found that water is having high specific heat.
01:33 So in the case of wood it is 1 .80 and in the case of let it is 0 .16.
01:40 So from here we can say that let which is having 0 .16 joule per gram degrees celsius which is the lowest specific heat...
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