Question

multiple-choice question thermal energy transfers in solids through convection circulation of air particles collisions between high energy atoms rewatch

Explanation:

1. Convection is the transfer of thermal energy through the movement of fluids (liquids or gases), not solids, so this option is incorrect.
2. Circulation of air particles is a form of convection, which occurs in gases (air is a gas), not in solids, so this option is incorrect.
3. In solids, thermal energy transfer occurs through conduction. Conduction in solids happens due to collisions between high - energy (vibrating) atoms (or molecules) transferring energy to neighboring, less - energetic atoms. So this option correctly describes thermal energy transfer in solids.

Answer:

collisions between high energy atoms