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Thermal Properties:
Thermal Conductivity
- Introduction
- Methods of Measurement
- Steady-State Method Basic Setup
- Limits of Linear Response
- Choice of Temperature Probe
- Quality of Thermal Contacts
- Direct Measurement of Temperature Gradient
- Checking the Path of Heat Current
- The Two-Heater-One-Thermometer Variant
- Dynamic Methods
- Measurements in the Presence of a Magnetic Field
- Interpretation
- References
Abstract
The thermal conductivity of a compound is defined by the relationship between the heat flow and the thermal gradient produced by this flow: G3.2.1 J q = − κ ∇ T
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