Question

how conduction Convection and radiation are alike and how they are different?​

Answer 1

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• Conduction is the transfer of heat through matter without the actual movement of molecules from their positions.

• Convention is the transfer of heat in which molecule of a medium actually move to the source of energy to absorb heat and then move away from it .

• Radiation is a transfer of heat from hot body to cold body directly , without heating the space in between the two bodies .

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• Convection occurs in solid , liquids , and gases .

• Conduction occurs only in liquids and gases .

• Radiation needs no material medium to transfer heat .

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• Heat from the candle flame warms the part of spoon in hand due to conduction .

• Motion of the paper piece in water is due to convection of heat .

• Heat energy reaches us from the sun due to radiation .

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• All of these ( conduction , convention and radiation ) are heat energy resources .

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Answer 2

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