Actually, T you thats why.
F is force, which has no contribution here
Soffix-
3 months ago
Google thermodynamics
Sudden_Shelter_3477
3 months ago
Hate to break it to you, but if hot food continually got hotter, there would be a big issue real fast
Plagoop
3 months ago
You might wanna sit down for this one…
Drinky_Drank
3 months ago
Redditor learns that 70° is warmer than 40° and colder than 150°
PilotNo8936
3 months ago
Study “equilibrium” and you’ll understand. Energy flows from highest state to lowest state, and the greater the disparity, the higher the rate of transfer
migviola
3 months ago
The laws of Thermodynamics: “Allow us to introduce ourselves”
SodiumCyanideNaCN457
3 months ago
No both turns room temperature neither cold neither hot
Feisty-Bar-3879
3 months ago
Perfect equilibrium
uR4aundeR
3 months ago
Why is it called an oven when you of in the cold food of out hot eat the food
ArcerPL
3 months ago
guys either he’s very fucking stupid and uneducated, or they are ragebaiting for upvotes
Working-Telephone-45
3 months ago
Hot food becomes colder, not cold.
Cold food becomes warmer, not warm.
They both become room temperature.
Stay in school kids
Bro took Thermodyanimcs at Walmart
They become room temperature
Actually, T you thats why.
F is force, which has no contribution here
Google thermodynamics
Hate to break it to you, but if hot food continually got hotter, there would be a big issue real fast
You might wanna sit down for this one…
Redditor learns that 70° is warmer than 40° and colder than 150°
Study “equilibrium” and you’ll understand. Energy flows from highest state to lowest state, and the greater the disparity, the higher the rate of transfer
The laws of Thermodynamics: “Allow us to introduce ourselves”
No both turns room temperature neither cold neither hot
Perfect equilibrium
Why is it called an oven when you of in the cold food of out hot eat the food
guys either he’s very fucking stupid and uneducated, or they are ragebaiting for upvotes
Hot food becomes colder, not cold.
Cold food becomes warmer, not warm.
They both become room temperature.