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cold air is wait why are you asking the computer this go look in a book take a break from technology it will help a lot to the environment
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Why the fire always goes upward?
Heat always rises. Hot air is lighter than cold air. That's science baby.
What specific name is given to heat rises and cold air descends when it is in the air?
The term for this phenomenon, which occurs in all fluids, is convection.
Is Warm air heavier or cold air?
cold air is heavier than the warm air warm air has low water so it is hot and low heavy but cold air has a lot of water so it cold and heavy
Why does heat rise and how does cold drop?
Cold air is compact air Hot air is less dense than cold air Ergo, hot air rises ; cold air sinks
What effect does cold air have on air pressure?
Cold air increases air pressure
What is the meaning of convection current?
A convection current is not a technological term; it is a term used in Science for talking about air current. A convection current is the cycle of hot air going up, and cold air going down.
What feature is true about the term cold air?
Cold air is denser than hot air.
What is the description of the cold urticaria medical term?
The medical term "cold urticaria" refers to patches or bumps on the body caused by cold air, stress, excitement or fear. It is the medical term for goosebumps.
What is the density of cold air?
1500 G/Ml I don't know the density of hot though. I know this cause i am on my science project
What is a Patterson in science?
A "Patterson" is not a defined term in science. It may refer to the "Patterson Power Cell", which is a debunked form of cold fusion.
Identify five products of science and technology?
heat, cold, air, condense, evaporation
Why is it wrong to use the term 'pure air' in science?
because it is just wrong
Which is not part of the recipe for thunderstorm form?
a cold front advancing
Why the fire always goes upward?
Heat always rises. Hot air is lighter than cold air. That's science baby.
What is the meaning of a convection current?
An electrical current produced by the movement of charged particles or bodys through space ie. not electrons flowing through a wire - it has no voltage and does not satisfy ohms law.
What is the term called for high speed winds where warm and cold air meets?
front
What happens when cold air as it sinks to the ground?
it is heated by the ground , and becomes less dense and rises i found that in my science book I'm in 6th grade
