Why does the energy from a teaspoon of hot water appear to disappear when it is placed into a gallon of room temperature water?

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Bigwillydos · Answer 1 · 2021-04-01T02:39:11+0000

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the hot water is less dense than the room temperature water that makes the hot water float on top of the room tempertaure water untill they reach tempertaure equilibrium.

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Why does the energy from a teaspoon of hot water appear to disappear when it is placed into a gallon of room temperature water?

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