How does conduction differ from convection?
In conduction, particles remain approximately in place; in convection, fluid particles move from one location to another.
Conduction transfers thermal energy in solids; convection transfers thermal energy in liquids.
Conduction transfers energy by direct contact of particles; convection transfers energy in the form of waves.
Conduction transfers energy by movement of matter; convection transfers energy by direct contact of particles.
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