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6. Of the processes below, the one in which
practically all the heat transferred is done
by Conduction is ?
A From the sun to an earth satellite
B From a soldering iron to metals being
soldered
C From the bottom of a glass of water to an ice
cube floating in it
D From a mammal to the surrounding air

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