Chemistry

Noelle Mayer

15 June, 18:52

A cube of iron has a temperature of 35°C. It is placed on top of a hot surface with a temperature of 175°C. What will happen to the iron?

A) Its temperature will decrease.

B) Heat will flow from the hot surface into the iron.

C) Its thermal energy will increase.

D) Heat will flow from the iron into the stove.

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