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seen from Malaysia

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The Scientific Research Notes Of S. Sunkavally (year: 2002-2011).
1039.
apparently the hot water is rising to the top
Me: *pours a dash of milk into my coffee* Me: *watches the milk move around* Me: "convection currents....... Ahahahaha science." I'm a dork.
1. Plate Movement - Convection currents
Convection currentsare explained quite nicely by this diagram, in my opinion.
Hi Ms Cheong, I know that the plates move because of convection currents below, but why do the convection currents move in different directions in the first place? Thank you.
Source: http://dreamtigers.files.wordpress.com/2011/05/convection_currents_2final.jpg
When a liquid, solid, or gas gets heated, it expands. The expanded material, being less dense, rises, while colder, denser material sinks.