How Heat Conduction Works in Solids - Molecular Vibration Explained #3496910 (License: Personal Use)

The image shows a diagram of a thermocouple, which is a type of thermocool used to measure the temperature of a liquid in solid objects. The thermocollant is a cylindrical tube with a purple body and a black base. The body of the tube is filled with small black spheres, which are arranged in a grid-like pattern. The spheres are connected by a wire or other thermoconductor, which helps to regulate the temperature.

There is a red flame coming out of the bottom of the flame, indicating that the heat conduct from warm to cold is heated. The flame is burning brightly

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