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with the help of an experiment show convection current in liquids​

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Answered by sonukumarsharma55
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Answer: When you put flask on flame, then the water at the bottom of the flask starts to heat. ... Hence, the water starts to flow upward in the flask and the cold water of the upper surface starts to move down. These are called convection currents in water.

Answered by itzshivangiprakash
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When you put flask on flame, then the water at the bottom of the flask starts to heat. ... Hence, the water starts to flow upward in the flask and the cold water of the upper surface starts to move down. These are called convection currents in water.

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