Question 10 • FL-2002070-M/J Comprehensive Science 2 A-CR
Heat is transferred through a fluid mainly by convection: warmer, less-dense parts move and carry energy, while cooler, denser parts move to replace them. These circulating movements are called convection currents, so “convection currents” is the correct choice. Conduction can also occur in fluids, but it is not the main process described here.
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