As the temperature increases, the thermal conductivity of a gas

Consider a long cylindrical tube of inner and outer radii, $${r_i}$$ and $${r_0}$$ , respectively, length, $$L$$ and thermal conductivity, $$k.$$ Its inner and outer surfaces are maintained at $${T_i}$$ and $${T_0}$$ , respectively $$\left( {{T_i}\,\,\, > \,\,\,{T_0}} \right).$$ Assuming one-dimensional steady state heat conduction in the radial direction, the thermal resistance in the wall of the tube is

Consider one-dimensional steady state heat conduction along x-axis $$\left( {0 \le x \le L} \right),$$ through a planewall with the boundary surfaces $$(x=0$$ and $$x=L)$$ maintained at temperatures of $${0^ \circ }C$$ and $${100^ \circ }C$$. Heat is generated uniformly throughout the wall. Choose the CORRECT statement.

Consider one-dimensional steady state heat conduction, without heat generation, in a plane wall; with boundary conditions as shown in the figure below. The conductivity of the wall is given by $$k = {k_0} + bT;$$ where $${k_0}$$ and $$b$$ are positive constants, and $$T$$ is temperature.

As $$x$$ increases, the state temperature gradient $$(dT/dx)$$ will