Responses
The heat energy moves from the cold water into the hot water.
The heat energy moves from the cold water into the hot water.
Equivalent amounts of heat energy move in both directions.
Equivalent amounts of heat energy move in both directions.
The heat energy moves from the hot water into the cold water.
The heat energy moves from the hot water into the cold water.
No heat energy moves, as it all remains in the hot water.
1 answer
The correct response is:
The heat energy moves from the hot water into the cold water.
When hot water is added to cold water, the heat energy transfers from the hotter substance (hot water) to the cooler substance (cold water) until thermal equilibrium is reached.
