Physical property data issue

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Are the thermal conductivity and heat transfer coefficient of a gas the same thing? It seems they should be the same, but why do they have different units?

Reply #22009-03-11

You didn’t learn the principles of chemical engineering well! In short: Heat conduction (in gases) is static, while heat transfer (in gases) is dynamic

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