Which of the following accurately describes the transfer of heat in this scenario an also indicates the impact on molecular motion? (Select 2) A. Heat from the sun reaches the pot via radiation causing the water molecules to move faster B. The glass and water are heated by conduction which causes the glass molecules vibrate. C. The glass and water are heated by convection which causes the water molecules to move faster. D. The glass is heated by conduction which causes the molecules of glass to vibrate E. The water is heated by convection which causes the molecules of water to vibrate. F. The water is heated by convection which causes the molecules of water to move faster.

Which of the following accurately describes the transfer of heat in this scenario an also indicates the impact on molecular motion? (Select 2) A. Heat from the sun reaches the pot via radiation causing the water molecules to move faster B. The glass and water are heated by conduction which causes the glass molecules vibrate. C. The glass and water are heated by convection which causes the water molecules to move faster. D. The glass is heated by conduction which causes the molecules of glass to vibrate E. The water is heated by convection which causes the molecules of water to vibrate. F. The water is heated by convection which causes the molecules of water to move faster.

Inquiry into Physics

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Chapter5: Temperature And Heat

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