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Transfer of thermal energy by movement of particles?

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There are 3 ways for heat/thermal energy to transfer through the movement of particles. First, Conduction: where particles bump into each other and "pass on" the heat. Second, Convection: where warm particles rise up and cool particles drop to fill the space therefore forming a convection cycle of renewable heat. Third, radiation: where particles itself gives off excess heat to any other particles that may either absorb it or bounce it back

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