Chemistry, asked by jaspreetsinghthb521, 8 months ago

what is difference between thermal conductivity and electrical conductivity

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Answered by Anonymous

Electrical conductivity results from the motion of electrons (or holes) under the influence of a pressure, called voltage. Thermal conductivity results from the transfer of kinetic energy under the influence of a pressure called heat.

Answered by varunpratap1947

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Electrical conductivity results from the motion of electrons (or holes) under the influence of a pressure, called voltage. Thermal conductivity results from the transfer of kinetic energy under the influence of a pressure called heat.

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