Heat Transfer, Physics

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Explain the differences between heat transfer mechanisms in solids, liquids, gases (conduction, convection, radiation)

Explain the combinations of substances, in terms of molecular motion, bulk motion,
and the differences of each in solids, liquids and gases. (central heater, double glazed windows, etc.).

You must use examples linked to industrial processes.

In a report explain the differences between heat transfer mechanisms in

(a) solids in terms of molecular motion ,
(b) liquids in terms of its bulk motion
(c) gases in terms of it’s surface properties
(d) combinations of substances

Use diagrams to support your explanation.

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