In a quiescent hot summer day, you are walking under the sunlight.Suddenly, you remember heat transfer lecture that you have successfullyfailed. Explain the mechanisms of heat transfer that are falling on you?Which one is dominant and why? b) Hot air at 50 C does not cause a lethalburn on our skin, but water with the same temperature is dangerous and itcan burn our skin. Explain the reason? Any SAME answer from the internetsources or your friends will give you ZERO (0) point. *

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In a quiescent hot summer day, you are walking under the sunlight. Suddenly, you remember heat transfer lecture that you have successfully failed. Explain the mechanisms of heat transfer that are falling on you?

In a quiescent hot summer day, you are walking under the sunlight. Suddenly, you remember heat transfer lecture that you have successfully failed. Explain the mechanisms of heat transfer that are falling on you?

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In a quiescent hot summer day, you are walking under the sunlight.
Suddenly, you remember heat transfer lecture that you have successfully
failed. Explain the mechanisms of heat transfer that are falling on you?
Which one is dominant and why? b) Hot air at 50 C does not cause a lethal
burn on our skin, but water with the same temperature is dangerous and it
can burn our skin. Explain the reason? Any SAME answer from the internet
sources or your friends will give you ZERO (0) point. *

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