What is the difference between conduction and convection? (Choose TRUE or FALSE for each statement) Conduction occurs due to temperature gradient, while convection exists subjected to the both temperature and density differences. TRUE FALSE Conduction depends on the vibrated atoms in the medium, while convection depends on the atom separation in the medium.  TRUE FALSE Conduction involves heat is transferred in one direction, while heat is circulated with convection.  TRUE FALSE

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