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-[{{ 183_notes:heat_exchange.001.png?350|The hotter block will transfer energy across the boundary to the cooler block through microscopic work, $Q$.}}]+[{{ 183_notes:week10_heattransfer1.png?350|The hotter block will transfer energy across the boundary to the cooler block through microscopic work, $Q$.}}]
  
 Two blocks are placed in contact (figure to right). One block is hot (red) and the other is cold (blue). Your experience tells you that in time, the hot block will become cooler and the cold block will become warmer. Eventually, the two blocks will [[183_notes:internal_energy#achieving_thermal_equilibrium|achieve the same (intermediate) temperature]]. Two blocks are placed in contact (figure to right). One block is hot (red) and the other is cold (blue). Your experience tells you that in time, the hot block will become cooler and the cold block will become warmer. Eventually, the two blocks will [[183_notes:internal_energy#achieving_thermal_equilibrium|achieve the same (intermediate) temperature]].
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