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Which best describes the way particles move to heat objects using conduction? A. Fast moving particles in warm objects collide with electromagnetic waves. B. Objects generate electromagnetic waves are carried away from the object emitting them. C. Particles expand with thermal energy, hot air rises and pushes cooler air down through circulation. D. Fast-moving particles collide with slower moving particles transferring their heat energy.

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