### process | convection:

Free convection
* draws some of the carbon away from the plasma because it pulls the molecules down.
* requires unstable air.

Natural convection
* disperses the heat through the entire volume of molten salt.
* is common in nature
  - simply the natural movement of heated air
  - when flow is caused by thermal gradients in a fluid
* occurs due to the expansion of fluid in contact with a hot body.
* simple and very effective method of cooling and bringing in fresh air.

Strong convection
* can develop, which adds heat energy to the atmosphere resulting in intense storms.
* carries moisture higher, where it turns to ice crystals.
* has conditions.

Cull
* are lobsters that have lost one claw.
* blades rip and tear grass, which can cause turf disease.

### process:

Cytokinesis
* Most cytokinesis takes places.
* Some cytokinesis involves construction.
* Some cytokinesis is part of meiosis
  - mitosis
  - nondisjunction
  - occurs in plants
* begins at the end of mitosis, during telephase
  - in anaphase
* biological process
* continues in telophase and is completed in interphase.
* follows mitosis.
* occurs as it does following mitosis
  - at the position established by the bud-site selection machinery
  - producing four haploid daughter cells
* pushes inward, splitting the cells in two.
* reaches completion, creating two daughter cells.

### process:

Decay
* All decays result in a nucleus with higher binding energy and lower potential energy.
* Most decay depends on warmth
  - has decay factors
* Some decay is caused by fungi
  - pathogen
  - unknown pathogen
  - occurs in nuclei
* Some decay produces invisible particles
* begins with sugar and starches.
* causing fungi frequently invade the damaged tissue.
  - impact
* is decrease
  - natural processes
  - nuclear reaction
* occurs at stages.
* physical process
* produces energy
* takes place in an acid environment created by sweets and refined carbohydrates.
* tends to spread quickly in baby teeth.

### process | decay:

Advanced decay
* can result in limb or trunk breakage during adverse weather.
* is associated with cracks, weak branch unions, or other defects
  - laminated and has white mycelium with brownish hairs in it

### process | decay:

Alpha decay
* happens when an atom is too big and needs to get rid of some mass.
* is an example of a tunnelling process
  - disintegration
  - when the atom shoots out a particle having two protons and two neutrons
* reduces the size of the nucleus.
* refers to a process by which an atomic nucleus emits an alpha particle.
* result of the residual strong force.
+ Atom, Radioactive decay: Chemistry :: Nuclear physics
  * Alpha decay is when the atom shoots out a particle having two protons and two neutrons. This is essentially a helium nucleus. The result is an element with atomic number two less than before. Alpha decay happens when an atom is too big and needs to get rid of some mass.
+ Strong interaction, Residual Strong Force: Force :: Nuclear physics :: Basic physics ideas
  * It is what holds the nucleus of an atom together. Alpha decay is a result of the residual strong force. This force is carried by pions, which are made of one quark and one antiquark. Protons and neutrons are some of the particles that experience it. Each of these three particles has unique properties as well.