when the glass gob comes out of the oven, it is dangerously hot. What happens to the thermal energy of the gob between that time and when it is a bottle than can be touched?

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HardySimpson asked Mar 14, 2023

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when the glass gob comes out of the oven, it is dangerously hot. What happens to the thermal energy of the gob between that time and when it is a bottle than can be touched?

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decreases

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The thermal energy of the gob decreases by heating the air around the gob and the mold in which the bottle is made

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