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2.1 Energy Transfer By Conduction (Year 10 Physics)
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What property of a material determines how effectively it conducts thermal energy?
Why is fibreglass commonly used to insulate homes?
Good conductors of heat primarily include:
The rate of heat conduction through a material can be decreased by:
Which statement is correct about conduction?
To achieve the best insulation, the choice of material should have:
Which of these materials typically has the lowest thermal conductivity?