the energy that a bath of hot water is thermal energy because the bath water ransfers to you to make you warmer and the bath water colder.
There are hot baths in Iceland where the water temperature is at our body temperature or slightly higher. If you take a bath in water at these temperatures your body will not lose heat to the bath water. At temperatures lower than body temperature it will.
because even though the sparkler has a high temp. the bath has more volume so it takes in more heat energy
If the tub is not getting hot water the issue is probably with the hot water heater. The hot water heater may have tripped a breaker or the pilot light went out.
If cold and hot water are poured into the same container, then the cold water will gain energy and the hot water will lose energy, until the water as a whole has the same temperature
The 2 litres will have more thermodynamic energy - even if it not as hot.
it has thermal energy
a bath full of cold water
A hot water bath is a bath with hot water. You use it to take a bath.
There are hot baths in Iceland where the water temperature is at our body temperature or slightly higher. If you take a bath in water at these temperatures your body will not lose heat to the bath water. At temperatures lower than body temperature it will.
it depends how hot the bath water is.
because even though the sparkler has a high temp. the bath has more volume so it takes in more heat energy
water has a high specific heat, meaning it stores a lot of heat energy.
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because you take a bath with hot water
When you make a cup of tea, you boil the water to between 90 and 100 degrees centigrade. The molecules in the liquid water are at a higher energy state and get to lose their energy quicker. The water in a bath is usually at 50 to 60 degrees and at a lower energy state therefore will lose its heat more slowly. The same effect is noticed if you use hot water to melt ice on a path rather than cold water. The hot water loses its energy quicker and would turn to ice quicker than the cold water.