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Sahay Sir > Question Answers > MTG NEET Physics > Part 1 > Chapter 16 - Calorimetry and Heat Transfer > Two metallic rods PQ and QR of different materials are joined together at the junction Q (see figure). It is observed that if the ends P and R are kept at 100^o C and 0^o C respectively, the temperature of the junction Q is 60^o C, there is no loss of heat to the surroundings. The rod QR is replace by another rod QR ′ of the same material and length (QR = QR′ ). If the area of cross-section of QR′ is twice that of QR and the ends P and R ′ are maintained at 100^o C and 0^o C respectively, the temperature of the junction Q will be nearly

Two metallic rods PQ and QR of different materials are joined together at the junction Q (see figure). It is observed that if the ends P and R are kept at 100^o C and 0^o C respectively, the temperature of the junction Q is 60^o C, there is no loss of heat to the surroundings. The rod QR is replace by another rod QR ′ of the same material and length (QR = QR′ ). If the area of cross-section of QR′ is twice that of QR and the ends P and R ′ are maintained at 100^o C and 0^o C respectively, the temperature of the junction Q will be nearly

The latent heat of vaporisation of a substance is always the temperature of the junction Q is 60^o C Two metallic rods PQ and QR of different materials are joined together at the junction Q (see figure). It is observed that if the ends P and R are kept at 100^o C and 0^o C respectively