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MODERN PUBLICATION-Transfer of heat-Exercise
  1. A spherical black body with a radius of 12 cm radiates 450 watt power ...

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  2. What are the three modes of transfer of heat ?

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  3. derive an expression for coefficient of thermal conductivity and hence...

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  4. derive an expression for coefficient of thermal conductivity and hence...

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  5. define coefficient of thermal conductivity. explain its formula. give ...

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  6. A slab consists fo two parallel layer of different materials of same t...

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  7. two metallic plates of thickness d1 and d2 thermal conductivities K1 a...

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  8. distinguish between conduction and convection. give one application in...

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  9. State Newton's law of cooling.

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  10. two copper vessels are identical in every respect except that outer su...

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  11. what are the different win cycles formed in the atmosphere? which phen...

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  12. explain the formation of land and sea breeze.

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  13. what is radiation? list out the main properties of heat radiation

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  14. Define a black body and explain how it can be realised in practice.

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  15. Explain the significance of Kirchhoff's law.

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  16. Explain the significance of Kirchhoff's law.

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  17. what is meant by the emissive power of a surface at a given wavelength...

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  18. discuss the general characteristics of a black body spectrum

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  19. discuss the general characteristics of a black body spectrum

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  20. Write Stefan's law.

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  21. What is Stefan's law? what are the SI and CGS units

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