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Why would heating the top of a pan of water be less likely to form a convection current than heating the bottom of the pan?
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Where is a mantle convection current most likely to move upward?
ocean ridge
Is convection current kinetic energy before transferring?
In a convection current the kinetic energy will most likely be a small part of the total as the rate of flow won't be very high. Most heat transfer in convection will be simply thermal energy transfer, ie from a warmer place to a cooler one.
What is more likely to occur in the water thermal energy transfer by conduction or convection?
Convection
Does convection have a certain temperature?
most likely it does
Which state of matter is least likely to transfer heat by convection?
Solid state because the particles are unable to circulate. Liquid and gas both transfer by convection.
What type of wind moves us air masses?
Most likely Convection!
Why are pools warmer at the top than bottom?
That's because since cold water is more dense than warm water, cold water will tend to sink under the warm water. Thus, the water will most likely be colder on the bottom of your pool than the upper.
Is window film an effective way to save money on heating costs?
Window film is a great way to save money on heating! Covering your windows makes it so heat is less likely to escape, and cold air is less likely to get in, so you use less heating overall.
What city is known for the largest geothermal heating system?
Likely as not Reykjavik, Iceland.
What part of the rock is likely to be most affected by heating and cooling?
The outer layer.
If a boa constrictor gets out of tank where would it most likely hide?
Anywhere warm ! A central heating boiler, underfloor heating pipes... etc
A spoon heated by a bowl of hot soup is an example of heat transfer by?
Since the spoon is cooler than the bowl of hot soup, the molecules move from a higher temperature to a lower temperature. With this happening, the molecules keep transferring until the spoon is the same temperature as the bowl with soup or most likely a little over room temperate, which would be its heating point.
