A student is investigating the transfer of thermal energy. The student boils a pot water, removes the pot from the burner, and adds ice cubes to the water Which
direction is the thermal energy flowing in this system?
A from the solid ice to the air
OB from the liquid water to the pot
C from the liquid water to the solid ice
D
from the solid ice to the liquid water

The direction of heat flow is from the liquid water to the solid ice. Thermal energy generally flows from a body at a high temperature to one at lower temperature values.

Heat is measure of the average kinetic energy of the particles of a medium.
The ice is at a lower temperature
The boil water has higher temperature

Heat will flow from the boiled water to the solid ice mass.

ahsan57900 ahsan57900 · Answer 2 · 2022-02-04T12:30:53+01:00

The thermal energy moves from the liquid water to the solid ice because heat energy moves from hotter body to colder body.

Direction of thermal energy

Thermal energy moves from hotter body to colder body so we know that in this experiment water is a hotter body whereas ice cubes are colder body so the heat energy will definitely moves from hot body to the cold body.

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