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3. Conduction will occur between objects at different temperatures that are A separated, but not in contact with each other B in contact with each or separated C in contact with each other, but not separated
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3. Conduction will occur between objects at different temperatures that are

A separated, but not in contact with each other
B in contact with each or separated
C in contact with each other, but not separated

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C. the particles/objects have to be touching for the thermal energy to be transferred from one object to another
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The answer is C
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