Two blocks of lead have the same tempera-ture. Block A has twice the mass of block...
Two blocks of lead have the same tempera-ture. Block A has twice the mass of block B. They are dropped into identical cups of water of equal temperatures. Will the two cups of water have equal temperatures after equilibrium is achieved? Explain.
Homework Answers
The cup with block A will be hotter because block A contains more thermal energy.
Thermal energy is proportional to mass and temperature
Block A has more thermal energy than Block B
Both blocks are dropped into identical cups of water of equal temperatures
No, two cups of water will not have equal temperatures after equilibrium is achieved
So, Cup with Block A has higher temperature than cup with block B
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