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Consider a heated sphere at 127oC. Using 27oC air as the ambient fluid plot the convection coefficient of heat transfer, h, due to free convection as a function of the diameter (for 0.1 mm < D < 100. mm). Use log-log plot. (20% Professional look, 25% Accuracy) Include a typed derivation of the calculations used. Include all units.

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