What is mean by comuction? Explain with the help of an example why is it that conve cation cannot take place in solide?
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Convection occurs when particles with a lot of heat energy in a liquid or gas move and take the place of particles with less heat energy. Liquids and gases expand when they are heated. ... Convection cannot happen in a solid because, like the bricks in a wall, the atoms in a solid cannot move far from where they are.mark it as a brainliest answer
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THERE IS NOTHING LIKE COMUCTION, IT'S CONDUCTION AND CONVECTION.
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CONDUCTION , CONVECTION AND RADIATION ARE THE THREE (3) MODES OF HEAT TRANSFER:-
CONDUCTION-
- CONDITION IS THE TRANSFER OF HEAT IN WHICH THE HOTTER PART OF MATERIAL TO IT'S COLDER PART ( OR FROM HOT MATERIAL FROM COLD MATERIAL IN CONTACT WITH IT) WITHOUT THE MOVEMENT OF MATERIAL AS A WHOLE.
- IN SOLIDS, CONDUCTION TAKES PLACE. THIS CAN BE EXPLAINED AS FOLLOWS:-
- SOLIDS ARE PACKED VERY CLOSELY.
- DURING CONDUCTION, HEAT IS TRANSFERRED FROM HOTTER TO COOLER END.
- IT MEANS FROM BACK TO FORTH, VIBRATION OF PARTICLES TAKES PLACE.
CONVENTION-
- CONVENTION IS THE PROCESS IN WHICH, THE TRANSFER OF HEAT FROM HOTTER PARTS OF A LIQUID OR GASES (FLUIDS).
NOW, LET'S ANSWER WHY CONVECTION CAN NOT TAKE PLACE IN SOLIDS:-
- THE TRANSFER OF HEAT BY CONVECTION CANNOT TAKES PLACE IN SOLIDS BECAUSE THE PARTICLES IN LIQUIDS AND GASES CAN MOVE FREELY.
- THE CONVECTION CANNOT TAKE PLACE IN SOLIDS BECAUSE THE PARTICLES IN THE SOLIDS ARE FIXED AT A PLACE AND CANNOT MOVE FREELY.
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