Thermal diffusivity is least for
A.Rubber
B.Lead
C.Aluminium
D.Iron
E.Mercury
A.Rubber
B.Lead
C.Aluminium
D.Iron
E.Mercury
A.2000 kcal/kg
B.3300 kcal/kg
C.5700 kcal/kg
D.9600 kcal/kg
A.Latent heat of freezing
B.Specific heat
C.Heat of vaporization
D.Cold heat
E.Freezing heat
A.Its density is low
B.It is porous
C.It can be powdered
D.It can be cast into rolls
E.It is flexible
A.Warm in summer
B.Cool in summer
C.Warm in winter
D.Cool in winter
E.Safe in rains
A.Radiation of any kind
B.Temperature radiation
C.Monochromatic radiation
D.Thermal radiation
E.None of the above
A.Moisture
B.Density
C.Temperature
D.Grain orientation
E.All of the above
A.Prandtl number
B.Grashoff number
C.Froude’s number
D.Weber number
A.Radiosity
B.Irradiation
C.Flux
D.Spatial resistance
E.Potential