heat given out by liquid at constant temperature is called ................
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At a constant temperature, the molecules of the liquid are moving at a consistent rate, and there is no net change in the amount of heat energy in the system. However, if the liquid is in contact with a cooler object, it will transfer some of its heat energy to Show more…
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