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         <description><![CDATA[<div>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;When we did the experiment, when we put the washers in the hot water I found that the temperature in the water was going down from 101 degrees to 92 degrees and the washer temperature was going up from 76 degrees to 83 degrees. It is called the transfer of heat and it keeps transferring till the temperature is the same. When we put hot washers in room temperature water I found that the temperature in the water was going up from 74 degrees to 94 degrees and the washers were going down from 113 degrees to 92 degrees. It will keep doing this untill the temperature is the same. When something hot meets something that is cold the hot thing will give energy to the cold thing and vise versa. The science is that the water molecules will keep colliding into the washers molecules. The molcules are clashing and the heat and energy is transferring.&nbsp;</div>]]></description>
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