How can you find the thermal conductivity of a metal bar in experimentally? Explain the concept of driving potential as applicd to heat transfer problems. Does conduction play any role in the process of convective heat transfer? Explain. How can you find the thermal conductivity of a metal bar in experimentally?Explain the concept of driving potential as applied to heat transfer problems.Does conduction play any role in the process of convective heat transfer? Explain.

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