Chemistry, asked by rmurugan978, 1 month ago

convection takes place in solid and liquids .false ,give reson​

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Answered by swathika6
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Explanation:

In the process of convection, molecules move from a hotter place to a colder region. Therefore, convection is impossible in solids because the molecules are rigid and vibrate when heated. In liquids and gases, molecules are comparatively less rigid and can move easily, thereby making convection possible in them.

Answered by shammahtony03
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Answer:

starting from the definition of convection

Convection is the transfer of heat by the movement of a fluid (liquid or gas)

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