a) Sketch the thermal conductivity versus temperature from 0 to 1000K for silver. b) What is the dependence of K on T, as the temperature approaches absolute zero? c) How does the thermal conductivity change above 300 K?

a) Sketch the thermal conductivity versus temperature from 0 to 1000K for silver. b) What is the dependence of K on T, as the temperature approaches absolute zero? c) How does the thermal conductivity change above 300 K?

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b) What is the dependence of K on T, as the temperature approaches absolute zero?
c) How does the thermal conductivity change above 300 K?

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