The stability of a body against this process can be calculated by dividing the gravitational acceleration by constant pressure heat capacity, which is known as the Schwarzschild criterion.
The stability of a body against this process can be calculated by dividing the gravitational acceleration by constant pressure heat capacity, which is known as the Schwarzschild criterion. The movement of a fluid at an interface via this process is known as the Marangoni effect. The energy transfer of this process appears in the numerator of the Nusselt number. A form of this process causes the formation of Rayleigh-Benard cells. The heating of air, causing it to rise and be replaced by colder air leading to air circulation, is a form of this process. For 10 points, name this transfer of heat contrasted with radiation and conduction.
The stability of a body against this process can be calculated by dividing the gravitational acceleration by constant pressure heat capacity, which is known as the Schwarzschild criterion.
convection