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21. thermal conductors don’t have to be hot to transfer heat. according to ch.16, (pearson physical science concept in action) explain a situation when an ice cube would still transfer heat to another object it is in contact with.

22. what is a medium?

use the following picture to answer question 31: (attached)
31. the bars in the drawing above are magnets. according to chapter 21, which of the following picture(s) is true? explain. then explain why the other 2 pictures are incorrect. make sure to explain all 3 sets.

32. based on how the book describes a heat pump in sec 16.3, how does a heat pump prove the law of conservation of energy? hint: think about a refrigerator.


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