Conductivity in a sentence

Heat transfer occurs at a lower rate across materials of low thermal conductivity than across materials of high thermal conductivity.

In alloys the change in electrical conductivity is usually smaller and thus thermal conductivity increases with temperature, often proportionally to temperature.

In pure metals the electrical conductivity decreases with increasing temperature and thus the product of the two, the thermal conductivity, stays approximately constant.

The actual ratio depends on the ions present. citation The actual conductivity usually changes by about 2% per degree Celsius, so the measured conductivity at 5 °C might only be in the range of 50–80 μS/cm.

Thermal conductivity and conductance are analogous to electrical conductivity (A·m −1 ·V −1 ) and electrical conductance (A·V −1 ).

The thermal conductivity is sometimes a constant, otherwise an average value of conductivity for the soil condition between the surface and the point at depth is used.

Its unique electrical conductivity places it above other metals such as aluminum, nickel and zinc.

The results will show a 2D and 3D model of subsurface conductivity that will inform geological interpretation and lithology and enhancing target precision for drilling locations planned for fall/winter 2023.

This article is about a deep study of subsurface conductivity beneath Kīlauea volcano that will reveal its subsurface magmatic plumbing.

This isotope ratio allows reviewing the relation of the trees' rate of photosynthesis and the stomatal conductivity, i.e., the photosynthetic rate of trees in comparison to water use.

A NE-SW striking high-conductivity zone approximately 1350m in length is associated with the target.

FWF's success lies in its ability to overcome the conductivity limitations of conventional flash Joule heating methods.

Interestingly, the disseminated to semi-massive pyrite and chalcopyrite were entered at a depth 160 metres in an area where San Lorenzo’s IP shows an interesting conductivity anomaly.

The group achieved high conductivity at room temperature by adding Ta (tantalum pentoxide) to the previously developed solid electrolyte NaTaCl, a combination of tantalum chloride and sodium chloride.

The new measurements come from SWiFT CTD, a package of instruments that measure conductivity, temperature, and depth, but can only operate at depths up to 1,640 feet.

These older studies showed very strange changes in the electrical conductivity of the materials when cooled that are still not fully understood.

The solid sulfide electrolyte has the world’s highest reported sodium ion conductivity – roughly 10 times higher than is required for commercial use.

The third, "South" grid, is designed to test coincident conductivity with an interpreted fold-nose as defined by surface geochemistry and airborne MAG surveys.

This new research from the British Geological Survey focuses on the U.S., where its researchers studied the electrical conductivity of the ground, the physical construction of the power grid and the location of the auroral currents in the sky.

A rendering of the Kokanee Systems device which measures five specific variables in water: PH, temperature, conductivity, dissolved oxygen and turbidity.