Physics, asked by nidhineena5320, 9 months ago

Two test tubes full of water are heated one from below and the other from above which one will get heated faster and why

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Answered by sharmashivdayal35

Answer:

The test tube heated from below will heat up faster. We know that hot water rises up, so when the test tube is heated from below the water gets hot, rises up and the cold water from the top takes its place.

Explanation:

We know that if there is a great temperature difference, heat conduction is faster.

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