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As per the diagram the thermal diffusivity is in the range of 10 -5.5 Checking as per the rule given…

1- Thermal conductivity for stainless steel 5*106 * thermal diffusivity 2- Thermal conductivity for carbide silicon 3*106 * thermal diffusivity

1- Thermal conductivity for stainless steel 5106 thermal diffusivity 2- Thermal conductivity for carbide silicon 3106 thermal diffusivity

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