How does radiation differ from convection?

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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Avery

27 February, 15:18

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Marisa Davis · Answer 1

That is my typed explanation of the differences between radiation and convection