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Electrical & Thermal Conductivity and Wiedemann Franz Law

Conductivity refers to the ability to conduct, convey or pass through, and in case of electricity it refers to ability to convey the electric current. On the other hand for thermal conductivity it is the ability to conduct or pass the heat for any material. Similarly if we talk about the reverse side of conductivity… Read More: Electrical & Thermal Conductivity and Wiedemann Franz Law »

Ernest Rutherford Atomic Model Explained

There are many names in the field of atomic model and atomic structure. The first name to understand the atomic structure of matter was J.J.Thomson who represented the Plum Pudding Model, that was based upon the concept that electrons in an atom are distributed on positive charge just like plums in a pudding. Ultimately making a sense… Read More: Ernest Rutherford Atomic Model Explained »