Question
Write two differences between conduction and .convection.
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Answer
Differences between conduction and convection are :
Conduction :
Conduction :
- It is the process of transfer of heat from one particle to the other, without the actual movement of the particles.
- Conduction takes place in solids only.
- It is the process of transfer of heat wherein the particles actually move from one part to the other.
- Convection takes place in fluids, i.e., liquids and gases.
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