Question

Particles of hot soup rise slowly in a pot simmering on a stove. As the hot soup nears the surface, it begins to cool. The cooler soup sinks, forming a constant movement of soup that moves energy toward the surface of the pot. This constant movement of the soup in the pot is an example

Answer 1

Answer:

The constant movement of the soup in the pot is an example of convection.

Explanation:

Convection is the movement of hot and less-hot particles in a gas or liquid, transmitting heat with that motion. Therefore, the movement of soup that heats up the surface is an example of convection.