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Skye Meadows
21 May, 19:03
How do convection currents form in air?
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Vicente Pacheco
21 May, 20:00
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Convection currents form when you have a liquid or gas have regions with a difference in temperature and there is a heat source feeding the system. Colder areas are going to want to fall and hotter regions want to rise.
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