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There may be a given amount of heat in the water, and as that energy is released into the air, the water cools down. When the temperatures of the water and air are the same, the air cannot get warmer as a kind of equilibrium will have been reached. This is a thermodynamic phenomenon.
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How fast or slow does water absorb and release heat?
there is no specific set time; it depends on how direct the heat source is and how much heat or light there is
What happens if you constantly heat a pan of water on a 40 degree Celsius heat source?
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How does the water cooler heat up water?
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Why cant you heat sugar and water to separate it?
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Why water supply does not freeze in cold weather?
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What is the second half of this proverb If you cant stand the heat?
If you cant stand the heat, get out of the kitchen!
Why methylcinide show exothermic reaction with water?
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