A convection current will be produced by the experiment in the diagram below.Correctly order the steps explaining how the convection current occurs.Step 1:Step 2:Step 3:Step 4:Possible AnswersThe candle heats the air around it.The air expands, making it less dense.The less dense air rises out of chimney A.Cooler more dense air replaces this air through chimney B.I DON'T KNOWRESETSUBMIT ANSWER

Which of the following statements best describes how a convection current causes smoke to rise out of chimney A but sink through chimney B?The candle heats the air particles around it and they expand. The means the air particles become less dense and rise out of chimney A. Cooler, more dense air particles are then sucked into chimney B in a convection current.The candle heats the air around it, which contracts, becomes less dense and rises out of chimney A. Cooler, more dense air is sucked into chimney B in a convection current.The candle heats the air around it, which expands, becomes less dense and rises out of chimney A. Cooler, more dense air is sucked into chimney B in a convection current.The candle heats the air particles around it and they contract. The means the air particles become more dense and rise out of chimney A. Cooler, less dense air particles are then sucked into chimney B in a convection current.

Which of the following statements best describes how a convection current forms in the experiment below?The Bunsen burner heats the water particles and they expand. The less dense water particles rise up the tube. The cooler, more dense water particles are sucked around to be heated in a convection current.The Bunsen burner heats the water, which contracts, becomes less dense and rises up the tube. The cooler, more dense water is sucked around to be heated in a convection current.The Bunsen burner heats the water, which expands, becomes less dense and rises up the tube. The cooler, more dense water is sucked around to be heated in a convection current.The Bunsen burner heats the water particles and they contract. The more dense water particles rise up the tube. The cooler, less dense water particles are sucked around to be heated in a convection current.

Identify which of the following is an example of convection. Using a hair straightener A grill glowing red hotSunlight shining through a window and warming your faceSteam rising from a mug of hot chocolate

Which of the following is an example of convection? A. hot air rising and cooler air falling B. the rays of the Sun warming the earth C. a hot object transferring heat to a cooler one D. a hot oven warming the air around it

Determine which of the following is an example of convection.