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29 March, 04:50

A pan containing hot water is left on the counter and becomes cool mainly due to

A. water molecules moving apart

B. cold air penetrating the hot water

C. heat from the water moving through the cooler air

D. hot water reacting with the metal pan

I thought it was between A and C or maybe B

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