Does Temperature Affect the Time to Reach Thermal Equilibrium?

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The discussion focuses on the relationship between temperature variations in one test tube and the time required to reach thermal equilibrium in another test tube with a constant temperature. Participants seek to understand how increasing the temperature of water affects the energy dynamics involved in reaching equilibrium. There is a request for a specific equation to quantify this relationship, indicating a need for a clearer experimental design. The initial responses highlight the need for more detailed information about the experimental setup to provide accurate guidance. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the complexity of thermal dynamics and the importance of precise measurements in experiments.
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Is there a relationship between increasing temperature in one test tube and keeping the other temperature constant and the time it takes to reach thermal equilibrium

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Is there are relationship between increasing the temperature of water and keeping the other same and the time to reach thermal equilibrium

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i know more energy is needed with higher temperatures but i need an equation to compare my answer to

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