Put these objects in order of thermal conductivity - which would get hottest the quickest down to the slowest?

Sort the options into the correct order.

silver spoon

oak

steel skewer

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If you leave a metal spoon in a hot saucepan and then try and pick it up, why is it so hot?

Choose 1 answer

Due to dissolving

Due to conduction

Due to convection

Due to radioactivity

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What is the measurement of thermal conductivity called?

Choose 1 answer

Temperature

Watts per metre karen

Watts per metre kelvin

Degrees celcius

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