Coefficient of thermometric conductivity

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Landau's book defines it as thermal conductivity/density/specific heat at constant pressure while Chandrasekhar's book defines it as thermal conductivity/density/specific heat at constant volume. I am confused. Any comments?
 
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Sagar_C said:
Landau's book defines it as thermal conductivity/density/specific heat at constant pressure while Chandrasekhar's book defines it as thermal conductivity/density/specific heat at constant volume. I am confused. Any comments?

I think both the books are correct. These are just the different "ways" to measure thermometric conductivity.

Any other views ?
 
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