Different materials have different thermal conductivity. The thermal conductivity of some materials we often use is: iron 80 (W/mK), cast iron 40 (W/mK), stainless steel 15 (W/m potassium), glass 1 (W/mK), ceramics<1 (W/mK -), copper 398-401 (W/mK -), aluminum 237 (W/mK -). Their specific heat capacities are: iron 0.442 (KJ/kg-K), cast iron 0.503 (KJ/kg/kg-K), stainless steel 0.465 (KJ/kg-K "), glass 0.75 (KJ/kg-K), ceramic 0.85 (KJ/kg-1), copper 0.386 (KJ/kg-K), and aluminum 0.905 (KJ/kg-K).