Asked by darrius williams
Soup in a pot gets hot evenly because the warm water moves upward and cooler water sinks.
Which type of heat transfer explains this
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Convection — specifically natural (free) convection.
Warm soup becomes less dense and rises while cooler, denser soup sinks, setting up circulation (convection currents) that transfer heat through the fluid.
Warm soup becomes less dense and rises while cooler, denser soup sinks, setting up circulation (convection currents) that transfer heat through the fluid.
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