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Heat always flows from a
place to a
place.


Sagot :

Low place to a high place I think

Heat always flows through from a higher thermodynamic potential to lower thermodynamic potential.

What is thermodynamics?

It can be defined as the branch of science that deals with the interactions of thermal energy across different system and their surroundings.Thermodynamics does not deal with the rate of energy interaction.The movement of the thermal energy depends on the thermodynamic potential of the respective objects or bodies in which the flow of the thermal energy is involved.

The thermodynamics potential is analogous to the electrical potential what is used to flow the current in the electrical circuit in the similar fashion the temperature gradient is the driving force that is used for the transfer of heat energy from a higher temperature potential to the lower to a temperature potential.
This natural flow of heat is valid only when any external work is not done on the thermodynamic system where transfer of heat taking place .

This principle of heat transfer is not applicable in the case of refrigerator and air-conditioner because in that case some external work is done on the system and is the natural driving force of heat transfer.

Hence,we can say that heat always flows through from a higher thermodynamic potential to lower thermodynamic potential unless until some external prime mover is provided for example in case of air conditioner.

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