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shortly describe a convec6tion current
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A convection current is a circulating flow in a fluid caused by temperature-driven density differences: warmer, less-dense fluid rises while cooler, denser fluid sinks, producing a loop. It’s driven by buoyancy and gravity and occurs in the atmosphere, oceans, Earth's mantle, and heating systems.
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