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This is known as convection.

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Q: What is it called when a fluid heats up and starts to move or flow in a circular motion?
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What is the circular motion of fluid caused by rising and sinking of heated and cooler fluid called?

The circular motion is called convection current.


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A circular flow of warmer fluid and colder fluid is called?

convection current


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When water (or any fluid) is stirred in a circular motion it will form a vortex or vortices. A vortex is a region in which the fluid flows in a circular motion around a vertical axis. Common examples are smoke rings, whirlpools - including those seen behind the oars of boats or hot drinks that have been stirred, water going down a plughole. Often the fluid forms more than one vortex - these are multiple vortices.