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There are two words that convection comes from; com, and veho
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What words to say?
The words that come to mind.
What is a non-example of convection?
Adhesion is a non-example of convection.
How can you use the word convection in a sentence?
You need to buy a convection oven
Synonyms and antonyms for convection current?
there is no synonyms or antonyms for convection current
What is a good sentence for convection?
Convection is the movement of matter due to differences in density.
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For convection currents in the asthenosphere where does the heat come from?
The bottom of the Earth. :)
From convection currents in the asthenosphere where does the heat come from?
from the bottom of the earth
What effect does the heat that causes convection in the earth come from?
Friction
Where does the energy found in earth's interior come from?
from convection and the heating
What types of energy do we use?
Radiation, conduction, and convection come to mind . . .
Where does the heat come from that drives convection current the mantle?
uneven temperatures
What type of energy transfer do we use?
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Why a dog lays next to a wooden stove convection?
they come in indirect contact
When fast moving molecules touch other molecules what is it called?
convection
When the heated part of the mantle rises through the cooler parts this an example of?
Convection
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