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Heat energy can be transferred via electromagnetic waves.

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Is radiation is the direct transfer of energy by electromagnetic wave?

yes


Is the direct transfer of energy by electromagnetic waves Heat?

no, its radiation


What is direct transfer of energy through empty space by electromagnetic waves?

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How does a fireplace heat a room?

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Tue or false radiation is the direct transfer of energy by electromagnetic waves?

The answer would be...... True it is.


What is the difference between conduction and radiation?

radiation-energy transferred by waves or rays conduction-transfer of energy that occurs when molecules bump into each other (direct contact)


Radiation is the transfer of energy in the form of particles?

No! radiation is the transfer of energy in the form of electromagnetic waves.


What energy is transmitted by direct contact or touch?

We apply the term conduction to the transfer of thermal energy through direct contact. The other two mechanisms that transfer thermal energy are radiation and convection.


What type of transfer of energy can take place with little or no matter present?

Some forces, such as gravity or the electrostatic force, can act without direct contact. If a force is applied over a certain distance (such as, when an object falls), work is done, i.e., energy is transferred. Ah, but what is direct contact? One electrostatic field pushing against another? If I touch something, it is the electrostatic fields pushing against each other. There is no direct contact!