How are conduction, convention, and radiation different?

Conduction transfers thermal energy by

Convection transfers thermal energy by

Radiation transfers thermal energy by

A. electromagnetic waves

B. the movement of molecules

C. the movement of a fluid

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Theodore Valentine

Physics

7 October, 15:01

How are conduction, convention, and radiation different?

Conduction transfers thermal energy by

Convection transfers thermal energy by

Radiation transfers thermal energy by

A. electromagnetic waves

B. the movement of molecules

C. the movement of a fluid

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Answers (2)

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Cujo · Answer 1

Convection works by hot & cold molecules moving around the substance due to their density. Conduction is a heat transfer due to direct contact. Radiation is a heat process from which the emission of energy as electromagnetic waves or as moving subatomic particles, especially high-energy particles which cause ionization.

Deja Henson · Answer 2

Answer: - The movement of molecules

-The movement of fluid

-Electromagnetic Waves

How are conduction, convention, and radiation different?Conduction transfers thermal energy byConvection transfers thermal energy byRadiation transfers thermal energy byA. electromagnetic wavesB. the movement of moleculesC. the movement of a fluid

How are conduction, convention, and radiation different?

Conduction transfers thermal energy by

Convection transfers thermal energy by

Radiation transfers thermal energy by

A. electromagnetic waves

B. the movement of molecules

C. the movement of a fluid