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Answer 1

8. Conduction.  (Conduction is the transfer of heat that happens when particles  collide with each other. It can happen in solids, liquids, and gases.)

Before the pan is placed on the burner, its particles are moving at  the same average speed. The whole pan is at the same  temperature. The hot burner is at a much higher temperature. In  other words, the particles that make up the burner are moving at a greater average speed and  therefore have greater thermal energy.

8b. Convection.  During convection, however, the particles themselves move. This  happens only in liquids and gases because the particles in solids are stuck in place and cannot  move.

Answer 2

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8. Conduction happens it transfers the heat when particles collide with each other. Before the pan is placed on the burner, its particles are moving at the same average speed. The whole pan is at the same  temperature. The hot burner is at a much higher temperature, than the pan which causes the particles to move at a uneven speed.

8 b. Convection.  During convection, the particles move. This happens only to liquids and gases particles because in solid objects the particles get stuck which doesn’t allow them to move around.

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