how will you show experiment thatmetals are good conducter of heat
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Generally the fact is, metals are good conductor of electricity as well as heat so if you prove that a substance is a good conductor of heat it may be good conductor of electricity as well, which can be showed easily, put a wooden spoon and a steel spoon in a cup filled with hot water and observe the end of spoon.
From similarity principal you can say that the spoon with higher temperature tip, is also a good conductor of electricity as well.
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Hey mate here your answer
The experiment -----
Spoons in Water
Students might have already unintentionally conducted this experiment at home, without knowing they were learning about physics. Students should be given a pot of boiling water. They should then place a wooden spoon in the water on the left, and a fully metal spoon on the right. Both should have their handles protruding out of the water. Being extremely careful -- gloves are recommended -- students should feel the temperatures of both handles. They will notice the metal handle, even where it does not touch the water, is much warmer than the wooden handle. This is because metal is a highly conductive material. Conduction allows hot, energetic atoms to collide with cooler atoms higher up the handle, and in turn, make those atoms more energetic. This moves heat energy throughout the object. For a slight alteration to this experiment, place a pat of cold butter on the end of each spoon and record the relative rates at which the pats melt.
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The experiment -----
Spoons in Water
Students might have already unintentionally conducted this experiment at home, without knowing they were learning about physics. Students should be given a pot of boiling water. They should then place a wooden spoon in the water on the left, and a fully metal spoon on the right. Both should have their handles protruding out of the water. Being extremely careful -- gloves are recommended -- students should feel the temperatures of both handles. They will notice the metal handle, even where it does not touch the water, is much warmer than the wooden handle. This is because metal is a highly conductive material. Conduction allows hot, energetic atoms to collide with cooler atoms higher up the handle, and in turn, make those atoms more energetic. This moves heat energy throughout the object. For a slight alteration to this experiment, place a pat of cold butter on the end of each spoon and record the relative rates at which the pats melt.
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