Question on: SS2 Physics - Heat and Thermodynamics

Conduction is the heat transfer mechanism that occurs through direct contact between particles within a substance. In solids, heat is transferred through the vibration and collision of atoms or molecules. Good conductors, such as metals, have high thermal conductivity, enabling efficient heat transfer. Examples of conduction include touching a hot object and feeling the heat transfer from the object to your hand, or heating a metal spoon in a hot cup of tea.