Giving brainliest pleeeaaae help! If heat transfers from hot to cold, and stops when two objects reach the same temperature, explain why it is possible for the inside of your car to be hotter than the air outside on a hot summer day.

Does a gas give off or absorb energy when it turns into a solid? Explain your answer.

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1. Consider a hot pot taken off the stove and placed on a tile countertop. At first it cools quickly. As it cools, the difference in temperature between the pot and the room air becomes less, and so it takes a long time for the pot to lose enough heat to match room temperature. Two objects at the same temperature are said to be in equilibrium.

2.  When a liquid changes into a gas it absorbs energy. When it changes into a solid it gives off energy...If a solid (dry ice for example) is allowed to sublimate into a gas, it absorbs heat - that's why it feels cold when you touch ice. So, if a gas changes into a liquid, it give off heat as an opposite effect.  Anytime you compress a gas, it gets warmer.

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