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You take a very hot block of metal on top of a cold block of metal. What will happen to the temperature of both blocks over time?
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You take a very hot block of metal on top of a cold block of metal. What will

happen to the temperature of both blocks over time?

User Lucian Thorr
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Hey!

Your answer is that one block of metal (the cold one) would heat up a bit whilst the other block (the hot one) would cool down...This is because of the metal's CONDUCTIVITY!

Step-by-step explanation:

Eventually you would measure the temperature of both blocks and they will reach the same temperature. After this they will naturally cool down...

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User Cslysy
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They will both cool down overtime

Step-by-step explanation:

Once you put something that is hot on something that is cold. They will both be hot, but overtime they will cool down. It can't stay hot forever.

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