A convection current is the movement of particles within a

  1. A convection current is the movement of particles when the fluid when the fluid is heated. Convection current’s occur in the
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  2. A convection current is the movement of particles within a fluid when the fluid is heated. Convection currents occur in the
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  3. A convection current is the movement of particles within a fluid when the fluid is heated. Convection currents occur in the
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  4. What is produced by the movement of electrons within a material?(1 point)Responses charged particles charged particles chemical
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  5. What is produced by the movement of electrons within a material?(1 point)Responses charged particles charged particles ionic
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  6. What is produced by the movement of electrons within a material?(1 point)Responses chemical energy chemical energy electric
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  7. What is produced by the movement of electrons within a material?(1 point)Responses electric current electric current ionic
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  8. What happens to the movement of particles as the temperature of a substance goes from 100 degrees Celsius to 75 degrees Celsius?
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  9. What happens to the movement of particles as the temperature of a substance goes from 100 degrees Celsius to 75 degrees Celsius?
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  10. Transfer of thermal energy in circulation within fluids is aA conduction current. B convection current. C radiation current. D
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