The Energy that flows from a warmer body to a colder body is called?

Answer 1

Heat. A hotter (higher temperature) force will always transfer its heat to a cooler (lower temperature) object until the temperature of the two is equal. This is done in three ways: conduction, convection, and radiation.

Conduction is when two solids of different temperature are placed next to each other. The vibrating atoms in the hotter solid collide against the atoms in the cooler structure, losing their energy. When this happens, the atoms in the cooler structure become more agitated, resulting in increased heat.

Transference of heat by the movement of a fluid containing thermal energy is known as convection.

Radiation originates in the charged particles of an atom known as nuclei and electrons. As these particles move faster, they lose energy by emitting electromagnet radiation. Nuclei and electrons also aborbe electromagnet radiation which increases their energy. Because hotter objects emit more radiation than cooler ones, it carries heat from the hotter to the cooler.

Answer 2

The answer is Heat. Heat makes any object warmer.

Answer 3

heat :D