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They reach their largest values above the oceans (see, e.g., ({mathrm{{UT}}}=18) in the Southern hemisphere), as expected due to the much larger conductivity there in the surface shell used to calculate the ({varvec{Q}}) matrix.

The thermal conductivity of spherical Fe3O4 nanofluids follows effective medium theory whereas the CuO nanorod based dispersions show a much larger thermal conductivity beyond the effective medium theory.

The reason for the use of ZnO2 is its much larger thermal conductivity (200×) compared to air existing in the microscopic bumps between surfaces.

However, the relative viscosity is found to be much larger than the relative conductivity if compared at the same alcohol loading.

Composition and temperature affect the thermal conductivity of a solution but, in typical liquid mixtures, the effect on viscosity is much larger than that on thermal conductivity.

Graphene shows a lower electrical percolation threshold and offers a much larger increase in the electrical conductivity of paraffin than xGnP.

The effective thermal conductivity is much larger in the in-plane direction when compared with the value in the through-plane direction.

Considering the thermal conductivity of silicon which is much larger than that of the oxide, the oxide thermal conductivity is chosen in order to fit the experiments.

Many authors [11 16] focused their analysis on the measurement of nanofluid thermal conductivity, showing a much larger value with respect to the classical theoretical predictions [17].

Both compounds of the SEI layer have very low ionic conductivity close to the discharge state (0.2 0.3 V), but the ionic conductivity of Na2O is much larger than that of Na2CO3 for a wide range of voltages from 0.4 V to the charge state (∼1.5 V).

The inference of flow from electric field measurements requires estimates of the electrical conductivity distributed over a region typically much larger than can be co-sampled in the same experiment with conductivity sensors.