A block has a temperature of 224 K. Heat could spontaneously flow from the block to which of the following objects? Choose all that apply. A counter top at 393 K A carpet at 139 K A rug at 318 K A wall at 106 K A brick at 224 K A board at 353 K A table 113 K A shelf at 336 K

A block has a temperature of 224 K. Heat could spontaneously flow from the block to which of the following objects? Choose all that apply. A counter top at 393 K A carpet at 139 K A rug at 318 K A wall at 106 K A brick at 224 K A board at 353 K A table 113 K A shelf at 336 K

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Chapter20: The First Law Of Thermodynamics

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A block has a temperature of 224 K. Heat could spontaneously flow from the block to which of the following objects? Choose all that apply.
A counter top at 393 K
A carpet at 139 K
A rug at 318 K
A wall at 106 K
A brick at 224 K
A board at 353 K
A table 113 K
A shelf at 336 K

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