Question

Q. explain the difference between active conduction and slow conduction ??​

Answer 1

Answer:

Convection:

• Involves transfer of heat within a single substance by mass flow.
• Does not take place in solids due to a solid's inability to behave like a fluid.
• The heat flow is governed by diffusion of higher energy molecules and thus a distribution of that energy evenly, or by advection which basically seems to be bulk diffusion to me.

Conduction:

• Transfer of heat within a body by diffusion.
• This diffusion differs from convection because convection supposedly happens through a material carrier.
• Can take place in solids
• $tqu$

Answer 2

Answer:

hope it will help you

Explanation:

active conduction

This recording of the axonal membrane potential in a presynaptic neuron shows that it is generating one action potential about every 4 milliseconds. ... Action potentials move down the axon at speeds up to 100 meters per second.

slow conduction

Mechanisms of slow conduction in cardiac muscle are categorized and the most likely identified. ... The electrophysiological behavior associated with this slow conduction was similar to that associated with slow conduction in naturally occurring cardiac muscle (notches, Wenckebach phenomena, and block).