What is it called when a fluid heats up and starts to move or flow in a circular motion? a convection currents b. atomic currents (Geoscience)

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What is it called when a fluid heats up and starts to move or flow in a circular motion?

a convection currents
b. atomic currents

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I think the answer is A, Convection Currents.

Oleg Gryb answered Oct 21, 2020

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