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heat flows from warmer objects or areas to cooler objects or areas

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heat is a bi-product of molecular movement... the more the molecules move the more heat that its created.... since all molecules want to be as stable as possible at all times... they move around trying to find a sable for while in the process creating polar regions which affect nearby molecules which start to move also until all heat is dissipated.

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Heat always moves from Hot to cold. Think about your hands in winter...the heat moves out of them because the weather is so cold....you put them on a radiator because it's hotter so the heat moves into your hands. Heat moves from Hot to Cold.

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The body of higher temperature to the one of lower temperature

(from high temp to low temp)

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heat always flows from hot to cold.

ps, are you in mrs. ritters class???

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The body of higher temperature to the one of lower temperature

(from high temp to low temp)

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simple..heat energy!!

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