Abstract
The method of determining the thermal conductivity depends upon a relation between the maximum temperature (θm) attained for a given current and potential difference (V) in a current carrying specimen. Heat is assumed to enter and leave specimen only through the surfaces through which electric current enters and leaves, other surfaces being insulated against flow of both heat and electricity. The plane ends of the rod were taken to be isothermal and equipotential surfaces held at a constant temperature.
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