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    This document lists common materials and their thermal conductivity values measured in W/mK. Diamond has the highest thermal conductivity at 1000 W/mK, while copper, gold, and aluminium also conduct heat well above 50 W/mK. Materials like air, epoxy, and mylar have much lower thermal conductivity below 1 W/mK.

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    This document lists common materials and their thermal conductivity values measured in W/mK. Diamond has the highest thermal conductivity at 1000 W/mK, while copper, gold, and aluminium also conduct heat well above 50 W/mK. Materials like air, epoxy, and mylar have much lower thermal conductivity below 1 W/mK.

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    This document lists common materials and their thermal conductivity values measured in W/mK. Diamond has the highest thermal conductivity at 1000 W/mK, while copper, gold, and aluminium also conduct heat well above 50 W/mK. Materials like air, epoxy, and mylar have much lower thermal conductivity below 1 W/mK.

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    THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF MATERIALS

    Material Thermal Conductivity (W/mK)


    Diamond 1000 W/mK
    Copper 90..400 W/mK
    Gold 290 W/mK
    Aluminium 50..235 W/mK
    Steel (low carbon) 66 W/mK
    Boron Nitride 39 W/mK
    Solder 20..50 W/mK
    Stainless Steel 20 W/mK
    Alumina 27 W/mK
    Mica 0.7 W/mK
    Water 0.5 W/mK
    Heat sink compound 0.5..4 W/mK
    FR4 0.3 W/mK
    Epoxy 0.2 ..0.3 W/mK
    Mylar 0.2 W/mK
    Air 0.027 W/mK

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