In liquids and gases, heat is transferred by the process of

Answer: B. Convection

Heat is transferred in liquids and gases by convection because their molecules are free to move. When heated, fluid particles gain kinetic energy, expand, become less dense, and rise, while cooler, denser, and heavier fluid sinks to take their place, creating a continuous, heat-transporting cycle called convection currents.

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