Chemistry, 17.01.2021 08:00 BreBreDoeCCx
Red-hot metal is placed in the water and allowed to sit for a
long period of time. Which statement best describes what happens to the
temperature of the water and the metal? *
a) the water and the metal will be the same temperature, which is somewhere between the initial temperatures of the metal and water.
b) the water and the metal will be the same temperature, which is warmer then the initial temperature of the metal.
c) the water and metal will be the same temperature, which is cooler then the initial temperature of the water.
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