Which statements describe how heat flows in foil? Check all that apply. Heat flows in all directions. Heat flows from left to right only. The atoms on top of the foil absorb heat first. The atoms near the candle absorb heat first. Heat flows from the cooler atoms to the warmer atoms. Heat flows from the warmer atoms to the cooler atoms.

Heat flows in all directions.

The atoms near the candle absorb heat first.

Heat flows from the warmer atoms to the cooler atoms.

Explanation:

When a foil is exposed to heat by candle flame, heat reaches the foil in all directions. The flow of heat through the coil is usually by conduction, the actual transmission of heat from particle to particle.

When the foil is heated, atoms nearer the candle flame acquire more heat energy and this is gradually transferred to other cooler atoms in the foil until heat is now transmitted throughout the foil.