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Describe an experiment to show convection currents in a liquid

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Answered by deveshreem
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On heating the bottom of the flask with a very small gas flame an upward current of colored water will ascend from the place where heat is applied. This colored stream reaches the top and spreads out. After a short time it circulates down the sides of the flask, showing that a convection current has been set up.

Answered by TheRiskyGuy
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...currents in a liquid

On heating the bottom of the flask with a very small gas flame an upward current of colored water will ascend from the place where heat is applied. This colored stream reaches the top and spreads out. After a short time it circulates down the sides of the flask, showing that a convection current has been set up.

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