what happens to the thermal conductivity of a wall if its thickness is doubled ?
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The thermal conductivity is doubled if the thickness of wall is doubled because the larger the area of a solid the larger will be the number of molecules and electrons on each layer so the greater will be rate of flow of heat through solid.
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The thermal conductivity is doubled if the thickness of wall is doubled because the larger the area of a solid the larger will be the number of molecules and electrons on each layer so the greater will be rate of flow of heat through solid
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