For convection to occur,

A. dark objects are required to absorb energy.

B. substances must be in contact with each other.

C. particles must be able to flow within a substance.

D. heat must transfer from an area of less energy to more energy.

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Diet Coke

Physics

6 September, 09:12

For convection to occur,

A. dark objects are required to absorb energy.

B. substances must be in contact with each other.

C. particles must be able to flow within a substance.

D. heat must transfer from an area of less energy to more energy.

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Remington Matthews · Answer 1

C. Convection is the transfer of energy by the motion of a fluid. Fluids are by definition substances in which particles are able to flow. Hence the answer is c.

For convection to occur,A. dark objects are required to absorb energy.B. substances must be in contact with each other.C. particles must be able to flow within a substance.D. heat must transfer from an area of less energy to more energy.

For convection to occur,

A. dark objects are required to absorb energy.

B. substances must be in contact with each other.

C. particles must be able to flow within a substance.

D. heat must transfer from an area of less energy to more energy.