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convections purpose it to "recycle" warm and cold air or materials
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Are winds examples of convection currents?
Winds are examples of convections currents
In what layer does plasticity and convection occur?
They occur in the upper mantle and the convections come from the inner core but travel to the upper mantle.
What is the purpose and achievements of Earth Hour?
the purpose is to save energy
What is the purpose of latitude and longitude?
the purpose is to help people find their way around the world
What is the earth's youngest mountains' purpose?
Physical features of the earth do not have or need a purpose. They simply exist.
Why are radiation and conduction also convections example of method heat transfer?
It's "convection" (not convections),but those are the words used to describe the three methods of heat transfer.
Does convections currents produce the heat in the earths interior?
False.
Are winds examples of convection currents?
Winds are examples of convections currents
What is the mechanical layer of earth that has the most active convections currents?
The Earth's core.
What do convections do in the inner core and outer core?
They move the hot and colder parts around.
What happens during atmospheric convections?
Warm air rises, and cool air sinks.
Which is part of the convections cycle in Earth's atmosphere?
hot, less dense air rises
What is the low point of a sound wave (rare fractions) where the lowest air pressure occurs?
convections
What will happen to the convections currents in the mantle if Earth's interior eventually cools down?
the convection currents will stop
In what layer does plasticity and convection occur?
They occur in the upper mantle and the convections come from the inner core but travel to the upper mantle.
How do positions of the hot and cold water affect the speed of convections?
noting it works (in the science meaning; to cause a change) a lot.
What happens to convections currents when the liguid or gas is no longer heated?
The conventional currents will continue until the temperature of the substance is equal to surrounding temp.
