The discussion focuses on identifying liquids with low specific heat capacity, specifically those below 0.45 J/gK, which is the specific heat capacity of iron. A resource mentioned is MatWeb, where users can filter fluids based on their specific heat capacity. It is clarified that "heat conductor" and "low specific heat capacity" are not synonymous, as thermal conduction is typically dependent on heat capacity. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding these distinctions in thermal properties.
PREREQUISITESEngineers, material scientists, and anyone involved in thermal management or fluid dynamics who seeks to understand the properties of liquids in relation to heat conduction and specific heat capacity.
DarkNess_wtc said:can you please state some liquid which is a heat conductor
(which have low specific heat capacity)