Question

difference between conduction and induction

Answer 1

Difference between charging by induction and charging by conduction induction conduction in this process there is no physical contact between the objects each of these examples involves contactbetween a charged object and a neutral object. ...conduction is a way to transfer energy by employing matter.

Answer 2

Answer:

Definition of Conduction and Induction

Conduction: Conduction is the process by which heat energy is transmitted through collisions between neighboring molecules.

Induction: Induction is  the process where electrical power is transferred from one object to another without the objects touching.

Characteristics of Conduction and Induction

Transfer of Energy

Conduction:  Conduction is a way to transfer energy by employing matter.

Induction: Induction requires no medium or contact to transfer energy.

Process

Conduction:  Conduction stops at the moment the conduction path is broken.

Induction: Induction stops whenever the parties recede each other infinitely.

Gradient Path

Conduction: Conduction is an end to end process. In order for conduction to occur, a potential difference or a temperature difference should be created.

Induction: Induction does not require a gradient path.