A) what happens within the rod when it is heated?
b)how does the heat reach the other end?
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As the temperature of a solid iron rod increases, the iron atoms that make up the rod move more quickly. ... The iron atoms move more slowly after they are heated. The iron atoms move more quickly after they are heated.
In solids, heat is transferred by the process of conduction. In this process, the transfer of heat takes place through adjacent molecules. Example: When one end of an iron rod is put over flame then part which is nearer to the flame is heated first and heat is gradually transferred to the other end of the rod.
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