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Elan Coil
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3 years ago
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F a cold object is placed in a warm room, heat will move from the object into the room cold will move from the object into the r
oom heat will move from the room into the object cold will move from the room into the object
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Cold is the absence of heat! so heat moves into the object from the environment (room) rapidly~ and it slows down by time and water is formed on the surface of the object because of cold and hot air.
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