Define convection a) The exchange of heat by the emission of energy via electromagnetic waves b)...
Define convection
a) The exchange of heat by the emission of energy via electromagnetic waves
b) The loss of heat by the heat transferred from the body to
water as it is converted from a liquid to a gas
c) The warming of tissue by the production of heat from
metabolism
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convection - b) The loss of heat by the heat transferred from the body to water as it is converted from a liquid to a gas
The exchange of heat by the emission of energy via electromagnetic waves is called radiation.
The warming of tissue by the production of heat from metabolism is called conduction
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