an iron ball at 40c is dropped in a mug containing water at 40c. the heat will? and why?
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when an iron ball at 40 °C is dropped in a mug containing water at 40 °C there will be no transfer of heat between the two. This is because the iron ball and the water in the mug are in thermal equilibrium.
when an iron ball at 40 °C is dropped in a mug containing water at 40 °C there will be no transfer of heat between the two. This is because the iron ball and the water in the mug are in thermal equilibrium.
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As the temperature of both iron and water is is same i.e. 40°C... And because of same temperature there will be no transfer of heat...
But it can flow from higher temperature to lower temperature.. i.e. diffusion because in diffusion gas/heat flow from high concentration to lower concentration...
So, heat flows from hotter end to it's cooler end means from hot to cold...
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