the hot air touches it that's why
No heat does not flow from colder to hotter. It flows from hot to cold.
Cold air exerts a low pressure. That is why cold air falls and hotter air rises above it.
Basic trick is to make a transfer fluid that is (much) hotter than the "hotter object" at one point in the cycle. Heat still flows from hot to cold ... but note that the system is not overly efficient.
From the hotter to the cooler
MOST matter expands as it gets hotter.
Of course. When something is hotter than something else, it means it has more energy, which also means it's particles are moving more. The particles of the water will bump into whatever your trying to melt and give it some of the particle's energy, which hopefully will be enough make it become a liquid as well. The hotter the water the more energy it has, and the more quickly it can melt "things".
It's because heat travels upwards and cold downwards so naturally the upstairs will become hotter then the downstairs.
By the application of energy.
the process is called melting, and the hotter something cold like ice is the quicker it will milt. Hope this has helped
No heat does not flow from colder to hotter. It flows from hot to cold.
hotter than cold water
hotter than hot
It Works by the heat or the cold like if your hot your body temperature changes so that your body becomes hotter. The ink will become hot and rise up, the ink will be cold an go down.
Just a bit hotter than your cold coffee
density changes when something is heated or cooled because the tiny particles inside the object are either separating(with heat) or getting closer together(cold)
It should be warm or if people like it hotter then hotter but never cold yuk..
No it is hotter