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Chemistry, 07.08.2019 20:20, jasminetaylor4587

Given the law of conservation of energy, what happens when a 200°c iron bar is placed in thermal contact with a 30'c block of wood?
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energy leaves the iron bar and enters the wood until the temperatures are equal
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energy leaves the wood and enters the iron bar until the temperatures are equal.
all the energy from the iron bar is transferred to the wood.
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all the energy from the wood is transferred to the iron bar.

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