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a block of iron is in a glass of water and both the iron and water are the same temperature, describe the energy transfer between the water and iron
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a block of iron is in a glass of water and both the iron and water are the same temperature, describe the energy transfer between the water and iron

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the heat of the block of iron heats the water in the glass causing them both to be the same temperature.
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