Do rough surfaces absorb heat?
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Rougher surfaces will likely have less contact and transfer heat less effectively. Convection should not be affected much by this. If a surface is particularly rough or smooth, this may affect how much radiative heat it can absorb as well, but this is complicated, and depends on the size scale of the roughness.
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