A liquid cannot be heated simultaneously by conduction,convection,and radiation.

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A liquid can be heated simultaneously by conduction, convection and radiation. For example, when heating a pot of soup on a stove, the liquid inside is heated through convection (heat transfer through the movement of the liquid), conduction (heat transfer through direct contact with the pot) and radiation (heat transfer through infrared radiation from the stove).

A Liquid Cannot Be Heated Simultaneously by Conduction,convection,and Radiation