Why do metals conduct heat? How do they conduct heat?
How are metals able to conduct heat?
Why does the thermal conductivity of metals decrease with an increase in temperature? What is the specific heat capacity of the metal? How is the heat capacity of a metal measured? What determines the specific heat of a substance? Will molten copper conduct electricity? How does the conductivity of copper vary with temperature? What are some examples of heat conduction? What metal does not conduct electricity? How can the electric conductivity of metals be explained? Why do different materials have different specific heat capacities? What is the coefficient of thermal conductivity of copper? How can the specific heat of steel be determined? What are the chemical reactions of copper and heat? How does electricity work? Why does it produce heat? What determines a substance's specific heat capacity? Why do certain ferrous metals change color when they are heated? Does it have to do with heat capacities within the alloys? What are examples of non-heat conductive materials? What is the heat capacity of iron? Why do alloys have a very low thermal conductivity as compared to the pure metals? What are some non-metals that conduct electricity? What are the factors on which the specific heat of a material, like water, depends? What factors influence a chemical compound's specific heat? Why can't you just run electricity through water in order to heat it, as opposed to using a copper heating element? What contributes to a material's high heat capacity? How hot does moving metal need to be to generate an electromagnetic field? Why do metals appear to feel colder than other stuff like wood or plastic? Do all metals have high melting points? Is there a material that only conducts electricity at a certain temperature? What are the properties metals? Does copper burn? What happens to mercury if heated at a high temperature, i.e. 1000 C?