Burning your hand when accidentally touching a hot plate is an example of which heat transfer? a. conduction b. convection c. radiation d. none of these compare and contrast conduction and convection. which is true? a. convection can transfer heat through a vacuum, but conduction cannot. b. conduction can only occur through liquids, but convection can transfer heat through solids. c. convection can only transfer heat through fluids, but conduction can transfer heat through solids and fluids. d. conduction must have matter in order to transfer heat, but convection does n

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Question: Burning your hand when accidentally touching a hot plate is an example of which heat transfer?

A) Conduction!

Question: Compare and contrast Conduction and Convection. Which is true?

C) Convection can only transfer heat through fluids, but Conduction can transfer heat through solids and fluids!

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burning your hand while touching a hot plate is conduction. the heat from the plate is being conducted to your hands.

conduction is when a substance of matter allows heat to flow throw it easily, but convection is when heat is transferred to a liquid or gas.

the correct answer is D. conduction must have matter in order to transfer heat, but convection does not it needs a fluid.

and radiation is the one that is the one that takes place in outer space or in vacuums.

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