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प्रश्न
Conduction of heat takes place through a ______ substance.
विकल्प
Radiation
White
Conduction
Blue
Convection
Bad conductor
Good conductor
Black
Reflection
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उत्तर
Conduction of heat takes place through a good conductor substance.
Explanation:
This process occurs when heat moves from a higher temperature area to a lower temperature area, and is most effective in solids. Heat transfer in solids occurs due to direct contact between molecules or molecules.
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