Silver has an electrical conductivity of 6.30 x 107Ω-1*m-1 at 293 K. Use the Wiedemann-Franz law without quantum corrections to compute the thermal conductivity of silver at the same temperature and compare with the experimental result of 429 W*K-1*m-1.
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Silver has an electrical conductivity of 6.30 x 107Ω-1*m-1 at 293 K. Use the Wiedemann-Franz law without quantum corrections to compute the thermal conductivity of silver at the same temperature and compare with the experimental result of 429 W*K-1*m-1.
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