1) Heat transfer by radiation does not require a physical medium between the heat source and the recipient object.
2) Heat transfer by convection depends on the difference in mass between hot and cold parts within either gas or liquid.
3) Temperature depends on the total kinetic energy of all the particles of the matter.
4) The pressure of a solid object is inversely proportional to its contact area with the surface where it's placed.
5) In the barometer, it is more practical to use a high-density liquid rather than a low-density one.
6) Laminar flow (or streamline flow) occurs when a fluid flows with a very small velocity in close proximity to the source.
7) The flight mechanism of an airplane is not an example of Archimedes' principle.
8) Oil does not boil faster than water because the former has more specific heat capacity.
9) Heat transfer by conduction plays an important role in thermal insulation.
10) The continuity equation (Q1=Q2) is simply a mathematical expression of the principle of conservation of mass (the mass of liquid entering a pipe should equal the mass leaving it).