Chemistry, 21.11.2020 22:20 Jordan0423

How does radiation differ from convection? (104 points) a Radiation can move through empty space to transfer heat; convection cannot.

b Radiation needs a medium in order for heat to transfer; convection does not.

c Radiation requires objects to have direct physical contact; convection does not.

d Radiation transmits heat by circulating particles in an object; convection does not.

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