Which outcome occurs when thermal conductivity decreases significantly in heat exchanger materials?

💡 Explanation

When thermal conductivity decreases inside a material, Fourier's Law shows heat transfer reduces because conductivity directly impacts heat flow, hindering necessary losses to be effective. Therefore reduced heat transfer results, rather than pressue increases, dissipation, or film decrease, which arise from other specific constraints and effects.

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