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professor190 [17]
3 years ago
14

Will made a cup of hot tea and placed it on the tableA few minutes later, he picked up the cup and touched the warm table where

the cup had been sitting put the cup back in the same place and left the kitchenWhen he returned a few hours later , he noticed the table and the cup felt the same temperature as other Which of these statements best describes the heat flow between the cup and the table?
A The heat flowed from the table to the cup through the process of convection
B The heat flowed from the table to the cup through the process of conduction
C.The heat flowed from the cup to the table through the process of conduction.
D. The heat flowed from the cup to the table through the process of convection
Chemistry
1 answer:
aliina [53]3 years ago
6 0
D. Because convection is the transfer of heat and because the heat from the cup was transferred on to the table it has to be d :)
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