If you supply heat to a system consist of water and ice at 0 degrees centigrade. Which element will absorb heat first? What is the underlying physics on it and who directed the heat flow. (Answer should not be more than 40 words).

If you supply heat to a system consist of water and ice at 0 degrees centigrade. Which element will absorb heat first? What is the underlying physics on it and who directed the heat flow. (Answer should not be more than 40 words).

University Physics Volume 2

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Chapter1: Temperature And Heat

Section: Chapter Questions

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