Question: Fick's Law A lizard is laying on a rock to warm its body. The temperature of the air is 27°C, the rock is 38°C, and
Fick's Law A lizard is laying on a rock to warm its body. The temperature of the air is 27°C, the rock is 38°C, and the lizard's body temp is 30°C. The exposed surface area is 150cm 2 and the belly surface is 40cm 2 . At this temperature, the lizard is cooling off. At what temperature will the lizards body temperature be in equilibrium with its environment? Assume everything stays constant except the lizard's body temperature.
J=DA(T1-T2)
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