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Heat transfer, Heat exchange, or Heat transmission.
Description of Conduction
Flow of heat through an object or substance when those entities are in direct physical
contact.
Description of Convection
Flow of heat by movement of a fluid such as air or water. It is ultimately conduction through
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What are the two forms of convection?
Natural Convection and forced convection.
How are forced convection and natural convection different?
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The flow of heat from one object or substance to another is referred to as ____?
Heat transfer, Heat exchange, or Heat transmission.
Description of Conduction
Flow of heat through an object or substance when those entities are in direct physical
contact.
Description of Convection
Flow of heat by movement of a fluid such as air or water. It is ultimately conduction through
a moving fluid.
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What are the two forms of convection?
Natural Convection and forced convection.
How are forced convection and natural convection different?
Natural convection relies on the fact that heated fluids become less dense and rise this in
tandem with the vice versa effect of fluids cooling off creates a cycle. Forced convection on
the other hand creates an artificial version of this cycle using a fan or blower.
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