Hot air sinks because it is more dense and
Cold air rises because it is less dense
Hot air rises because it is more dense and
Cold air sinks because it is less dense
Hot air sinks because it is less dense and
Cold air rises because it is more dense
Hot air rises because it is less dense and
Cold air sinks because it is more dense
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In convection cells, the correct description is:
Hot air rises because it is less dense and cold air sinks because it is more dense.
When air is heated, it expands, which decreases its density, allowing it to rise. Conversely, cooler air is denser, causing it to sink. This process creates convection currents that facilitate the circulation of air.
