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NARA [144]3 years ago

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Conduction is the exchange of energy as warmth or power starting with one iota then onto the next inside an article by direct contact. Conduction happens in solids, fluids, and gases. Nonetheless, solids move energy most proficiently since the atoms in solids are most firmly stuffed, and the particles are nearer together, as displayed in this figure. For fluids and gases, the thickness of the particles are by and large lower than those of solids and the particles are farther separated, so the energy move is less productive.

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