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Energy emission and energy absorption.

Basically the hot solid has energy and it's molecules/atoms are moving around quite energetically...these molecules/atoms can lose that energy (in the form of photons) which then can hit the other solid and give it that energy, causing the new solid's atoms/molecules to move around energetically and make the solid 'hot'.

It's better viewed with a quantum mechanical explanation and I'll go into that if someone requests it...but without being already familiar with that, just think of it as laid out above.

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13y ago

there are actually 3 principles buy which heat is transfered.

Conduction

Convection

Radiation

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12y ago

The objects must be in direct contact with one another.

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A hot object must go throught the cold object

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