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When Heat is transferred through a material, The Particles around it vibrate and bounce off other particles. Therefore it becomes a chain.Conduction is almost like a Conducter. When a metal rod heats up in a fire, the end turns orange. It vibrates all the way up in a short amount of time and eventually it transfers all the way up.

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