Physics, 21.02.2020 03:39 rakanmadi87

A student is investigating the best method for heating marshmallows using an open flame.
She quickly discovers that placing the marshmallow over the flame is more effective than heating the marshmallow on the side of the flame.
What type of heat transfer is present when the marshmallow is above the fire that is not present when the marshmallow is on the side of the fire?
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