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Is aluminum foil reflecting onto something conduction, convection, or radiation? (this is for science sorry if i chose the wrong catagory I don't know the fancy word for science)
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Is aluminum foil reflecting onto something conduction, convection, or radiation?

(this is for science sorry if i chose the wrong catagory I don't know the fancy word for science)

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I had the SAME problem, put down Radiation and it’s thermal/light.
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