The word "convection" is often used in this context.
the rising of warm water and cold water sinking
the solid (ice in this case) melts into water and then the water evaporates into a gas. or when you boil water the steam comes off it is a gas and when it comes into contact with something cold it turns into water.The state at which ice changes into liquid is called MELTING.The state at which liquid changes into gas is called EVAPORATION.
This is a physical process called liquefaction. More specifically, it is condensation in this case.Changing of gas to a liquid is called condensation (E.g. Water vapour condenses to liquid water).The change from a gas to a liquid state is called condensation. It normally occurs when the temperature of a gas is lowered.condensation is what the process of a gas changing to a liquid is calledCondensation (maybe "coalescence" too) is the process of converting a gas to a liquid.Condensation is the name for the phase of a gas changing to a liquid state. It is the opposite of vaporization, which is when a liquid changes to a gas state. An example of condensation is when water vapor condenses on the side of a cold bottle or glass when it makes contact with the surface.Condensation (maybe "coalescence" too) is the process of converting a gas to a liquid.The change from gas to liquid is called Condensation.Condensation
Gas to liquid, liquid to vapor
The liquid becomes cold.
The rising of the deep cold currents to the ocean surface is called
Rising air contains water vapor which, when reaches a high and cold altitude, creates liquid water which then falls out of clouds in the form of rain (or snow)
upwhelling
upwelling
Cold air does not rise, your question makes no sense.
Convection. Convection is the process where a fluid (liquid or gas) moves and transports heat due to hotter fluid rising and cooler fluid sinking due to differences in density.
quenching
It is called freezing, example water(liquid) turning into ice(solid) when kept in freezer(cold temperatures).
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cold liquid
The liquid that flows from your nose when you catch cold is called Tupeal in Tamil language.
heat moves through liquid by convection. Cold liquid with a higher density is pulled to the bottom of a pot by gravity forcing hot water to the top. As it does this they mix and the cold water is warmed by the hot water.