Smoke from a wood fire rises straight up the chimney of a house. The hot gases just above the fire are less dense than the cooler air around them, so they m...

Assessment: Physics 0625 | Paper 1 Mock 01 | Multiple Choice (Core) Subject: Physics - 0625

Question 1 Report

Smoke from a wood fire rises straight up the chimney of a house. The hot gases just above the fire are less dense than the cooler air around them, so they move upward and carry the smoke with them. diagram Which process carries the hot smoke upward?

Answer Details

The correct answer is convection. The hot gases above the fire are less dense than the surrounding cooler air, so they rise and carry the smoke up the chimney as a convection current in the fluid. Conduction and radiation do not involve bulk movement of the gas, and evaporation is a change of state of a liquid, not the process lifting the smoke.

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