Quantitatively heat conduction can be described as? – McqOptions

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1.	Quantitatively heat conduction can be described as?
A.	Heat flow for a given temperature difference
B.	Time rate of heat flow for a given temperature difference
C.	Temperature difference caused due to heat flow per unit time
D.	Temperature difference per unit quantity of heat transferred
Answer» C. Temperature difference caused due to heat flow per unit time

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