Why does a hot water bottle feel warm? Options: Molecules in the hot water bottle are moving faster than molecules in the skin. Molecules in the skin are moving faster than molecules in the hot water bottle.

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5 May, 08:02

Why does a hot water bottle feel warm? Options: Molecules in the hot water bottle are moving faster than molecules in the skin. Molecules in the skin are moving faster than molecules in the hot water bottle.

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Devyn Garza · Answer 1

Molecules in the hot water bottle are moving faster than the molecules of the skin.

Explanation:

When an object is heated, the molecules of that object move much faster than the room temperature object or a cold object. When the molecules move faster, the friction causes heat.

Karsyn Montgomery · Answer 2

the answer is none of the above the answer is that if w should pour the hot water in a bottle the heat will make molecules combine together that is what brought about heat