The characteristics of two methods of heat transfer are listed below: Method A: No material medium is required and heat is transferred in all directions Method B: Material medium like gas or liquid is required and heat is transferred only in the vertically upward direction Which statement is correct? Method A is radiation and Method B is conduction. Method A is radiation and Method B is convection. Method A is conduction and Method B is radiation. Method A is convection and Method B is radiation.

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Jelly

Chemistry

18 November, 08:18

The characteristics of two methods of heat transfer are listed below: Method A: No material medium is required and heat is transferred in all directions Method B: Material medium like gas or liquid is required and heat is transferred only in the vertically upward direction Which statement is correct? Method A is radiation and Method B is conduction. Method A is radiation and Method B is convection. Method A is conduction and Method B is radiation. Method A is convection and Method B is radiation.

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Jacklyn · Answer 1

Method A is radiation and Method B is convection.

Explanation:

Radiation:

The radiations are basically electromagnetic radiation that does not required any medium to travel. They can travel not through air and solid material but can travel through vacuum.

Convection:

The convection is method of transfer of heat through liquid or gaseous medium.

Summary:

As in method one, there is no medium, so radiation can pass without medium As in method two, there is liquid or gases medium, so heat travel through this medium will be convection.

Ava Waller · Answer 2

Method A is radiation and Method B is convection.