Explain why convection currents in gases are set up much faster than convection currents in liquids.

      

Explain why convection currents in gases are set up much faster than convection currents in liquids.

  

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Davis
Due to very low cohesive forces existing between the molecules of the gas as compared to relatively strong cohesive forces in liquids
Githiari answered the question on September 16, 2017 at 07:29


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