Chemistry, 05.10.2019 01:00, anabellabenzaquen
Two identical metal spheres at 8 °c are put into two beakers with equal amounts of water, as shown below.
two beakers are side by side; one is labeled beaker a and the other is labeled beaker b. both beakers are the same shape, size, and are about two-thirds full with water. both beakers have a metal sphere with a temperature of eight degrees celsius submerged in the water.
heat flows from the metal spheres to the water in beaker a and beaker b. which statement is correct?
the temperature of the water in both beakers is lower than 8 °c.
the temperature of the water in both beakers is greater than 8 °c.
the temperature of the water in both beakers will decrease.
the temperature of the metal spheres in both beakers will increase.
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