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Does heat rise in water
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Does heat rise in water

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No. The heat doesn't rise. But hot water rises in cold water, carrying heat with it.
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The answer to your question is yes. heat rises in water, just like it does in the "air" (the closer you are to the ground the more colder it is right, well same thing).
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