In some situations, the appropriate condition for determining whether this phenomenon will occur is that the entropy per unit mass decrease with radius, known as the Schwarzschild criterion.
In some situations, the appropriate condition for determining whether this phenomenon will occur is that the entropy per unit mass decrease with radius, known as the Schwarzschild criterion. The extra efficiency of this process can be expressed in terms of the Nusselt number, and it can be treated approximately using mixing-length theory. The Rayleigh-Benard type establishes an adiabatic lapse rate, while situations with the forced type are characterized by Newton's law of cooling. Occurring above the critical Rayleigh number, for ten points, name this process of heat transfer by fluid motion.
In some situations, the appropriate condition for determining whether this phenomenon will occur is that the entropy per unit mass decrease with radius, known as the Schwarzschild criterion.
Convection