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Depends on how you read the question. If the heat is "going away" somewhere, then the heat must be conducting, convecting or radiating away. Or if you are supplying heat to something that would otherwise be cooling down, it goes into maintaining the molecular/atomic vibrations of the material.
What else can I help you with?
Two objects with the same temperature must have an equal quantity of heat?
No. It depends on the 'heat capacity' of the substance involved. That's why we use a hot "water" bottle to keep our feet warm in bed, and not a hot "alcohol" bottle, a hot "jello" bottle etc. Water is capable of holding a lot of heat. When you put 'X' amount of heat into water, its temperature doesn't go up as much as MOST other substances would with the same amount of added heat, so water is a very effective way of storing heat and carrying heat around from place to place.
What are some things that keep you warm?
Hugs, Huddling with your bestfriends, heaters, coats, heat able slippers, Go for it :)
Which direction does heat transfer occur: does heat go to cold or does cold go to heat?
Heat transfer occurs from hot to cold. Heat always moves from a higher temperature to a lower temperature.
How does heat cause air to move?
Heat causes air to warm and expand, which lowers its density compared to cooler air. This reduction in density creates a pressure difference between the warm air and the cooler surrounding air, leading to the movement of air in the form of convection currents.
Where does heat go when something is hot?
When something is hot, the heat is transferred to cooler objects or the surrounding environment through conduction, convection, or radiation. This process continues until thermal equilibrium is reached, meaning the object and its surroundings have the same temperature.
Is it okay to have your guinea pig in an air condioned room?
Yes is they are not having to go back into heat. If they are staying in a cool room, make sure they don't go back into heat leave them until it is cooler out side
Is it ok to have a temp 94.6?
No!!!!!! If u have this temp u probably want 2 go 2 the hospital if it falls below 93 you are loosing more heat than you make..... It could be fatal..... Go to the hospital
Is 95.5 high temp?
no it a is a very low temp and you need to go to the er because you maybe hypothermic and you body is losing more heat then it is making and if it falls below 93.2 is fatal so go to the hospital
Why does a 2003 ford explorer make a clicking noise when dial temp gauge is on hot and not cold?
I have same issue except I am on cold and get clicking when attempting to go to heat. also rear areas have heating or cooling
What is the lethal heat shock?
For humans a core temp of 110 is uniformly lethal, a brain temp of 108 is usually lethal ... and always permanently damaging. Remember, birds can tolerate a higher temp, reptiles are highly variable, and bacteria can go way above boiling.
How do you keep hair straight without damage?
use a heat protection if your going to use hot tools. or go aleast 2 weeks without no heat ;) keep it natural
How is a hard boiled egg an example of convection?
When the eggs are cooking the eggs will heat up and go to the top of the pot then they will cool down and fall to the bottom of the pot then it will heat up again and go to the top and will keep going When the eggs are cooking the eggs will heat up and go to the top of the pot then they will cool down and fall to the bottom of the pot then it will heat up again and go to the top and will keep going
Do flight prices go up if you keep searching for the same route and dates?
No, flight prices do not typically go up if you keep searching for the same route and dates.
Which way does heat go when ice is put on it?
The heat would either melt the ice or get to the same temperature as the ice
Should you stay at the same temperature rating on your thermostat or should you go lower on a 92 Cherokee limited?
Stay at the factory temp.
What do you do when a female Rottweiler is in heat?
Keep her as far away from males as possible and you can't go wrong.
Does it get colder as you get higher?
yes. the higher you go, it becomes colder. surface of the earth temp? not air temp.
