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Heat always flows from a place to a place.
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Heat always flows from a place to a place.

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that is true heat is always flows up because of its heated up molecules 
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Thats true in the case of a fire. If there is a heater or something everything around the source will be warm but one the source is gone heat can no longer be transferred.
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