16. Which row best defines conduction and convection process of heat transfer? Conduction Convection A. mostly solid B. movement of molecules over mostly gas movement of molecules over large small distances distance C. the energy transfer with vibrating particles the energy transfer without particles can be reduce by stopping the free flow of fluids D. can be reduce using high thermal conductivity materials

16. Which row best defines conduction and convection process of heat transfer? Conduction Convection A. mostly solid B. movement of molecules over mostly gas movement of molecules over large small distances distance C. the energy transfer with vibrating particles the energy transfer without particles can be reduce by stopping the free flow of fluids D. can be reduce using high thermal conductivity materials

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16. Which row best defines conduction and
convection process of heat transfer?
Conduction
Convection
A. mostly solid
B. movement of
mostly gas
movement of
molecules over
molecules over large
small distances
distance
C. the energy transfer | the energy transfer
with vibrating
without particles
particles
can be reduce by
using high thermal stopping the free
D. can be reduce
conductivity
flow of fluids
materials

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