A Horizontal Air Current That Is Generated by Temperature-Induced Density

question 76

Multiple Choice

A horizontal air current that is generated by temperature-induced density differences is an example of heat transfer by

• A)advection.
• B)convection.
• C)conduction.
• D)transmission.
• E)diffusion.

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