Co-efficient of thermal conductivity depends on:

Heat produced

Atmospheric pressure

Difference in temperature

Nature of material

The thermal conductivity coefficient k is a material parameter depending on temperature, physical properties of the material, water content, and the pressure on the material.
In general, a material with a large k is a good heat conductor; one with a small k is known as a good thermal insulator.

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