Chemistry, 01.06.2021 19:50 raizagisselle1273

A glass of iced lemonade is placed in a warm, sealed in room. What would happen to the temperatures of both objects over time?
O The air inside the room will cool and the lemonade will warm until they
are the same temperature.
O The air inside the room will cool to the temperature of the lemonade
O No temperatures will change.
O The cooler lemonade will warm to the current temperature of the air.

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