Identify the question below that presents the difference between heat transfer in solids and in fluids in the state: A) In solids, this heat flow...

Identify the question below that presents the difference between heat transfer in solids and in fluids in the state:


A) In solids, this heat flow is due to the transfer of energy from electrons with lower energy to electrons with higher energy, through vibration and shock. For stationary liquids, it is the clouds of electrons from molecules with lower energy that transfer energy to the clouds of electrons from molecules with higher energy.
B) In solids, this heat flow is due to the transfer of energy from electrons with lower energy to electrons with higher energy, through vibration and shock. For stationary liquids, it is the clouds of electrons from molecules with higher energy that transfer energy to the clouds of electrons from molecules with lower energy.
C) In solids, this heat flow is due to the transfer of energy from electrons with higher energy to electrons with lower energy, through vibration and shock. For stationary liquids, it is the clouds of electrons from molecules with lower energy that transfer energy to the clouds of electrons from molecules with higher energy.
D) In solids, this heat flow is due to the transfer of energy from electrons with higher energy to electrons with lower energy, through vibration and shock. For liquids, it is the clouds of electrons from molecules with higher energy that transfer energy to the clouds of electrons from molecules with lower energy.