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ilikepie1234 ilikepie1234
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For example, if  a molecule of air hits a warmer object, then the molecule will rebound with greater kinetic energy. How does this work? Why?
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Heat is transferable through the increase in speed of kinetic energy. For example, as soon as colder air confronts a warmer object, the molecules within the space in question will quickly increase in temperature due to the speed of kinetic molecules (heat). This is ultimately called conduction.
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the heat is transfered which adds energy.  the warmer object will lose heat and lose kinetic energy.
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