What mode of heat transfer does not satisfy the thermodynamic definition of heat transfer and why?
What will be an ideal response?
Convection heat transfer does not rigorously satisfy the thermodynamic concept of heat or heat transfer because there is not a precise boundary across which heat can flow and there is mass transfer mingled with the process.
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Dark matter ____
a. is homogenously distributed through the Universe b. began clumping due to tiny variations in density at the moment of the big bang c. began clumping due to large variations in the distribution of matter and antimatter d. is isotropically distributed through the Universe e. began clumping due to the variations in the distribution of baryonic matter
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A) 0.5 hertz. B) 2 hertz. C) 200 hertz.
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A) high-altitude refraction of light. B) glacial silt in the water scattering blue light. C) the unique temperatures of these lakes throughout most of the year. D) none of the above