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         <description><![CDATA[<div>This following week our class did an experiment where we put hot washers and room temperature water which was 74℉ before we put in the 114ºF washers. After we put the 114ºF washers in it was 94ºF. the washers were 82ºF when they were taken out of the water. Why we got the results we did is from conduction from one thing to another. Conduction is when fast-moving particles hit slower-moving particles and increase their speed; heat is also transferred.</div>]]></description>
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