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What is unique about radiation? A. It requires objects to be in direct contact to transfer heat. B. It requires moving fluids to transfer heat. C. It can transfer heat through empty space.

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radiation?
A. It requires objects to be in direct
contact to transfer heat.
B. It requires moving fluids to transfer
heat.
C. It can transfer heat through empty
space.

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