Chemistry, 27.09.2020 22:01 jhanley4637

When a hot piece of iron is placed in cool water, the temperature of the iron decreases and the
temperature of the water increases. Why does this
happen?
A Heat always flows from hot objects to cold
objects.
B Heat alwaystilows from solids to liquids.
C Iron is a poor thermal conductor.
D Potential energy is converted into kinetic
energy

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