We use "hot coffee" or "coffee hot".Sorry about my bad English.?
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It depends on the structure of the sentence. You can ask someone if they would like a cup of hot coffee and say that you are going to make some coffee hot by warming it up. or "I am going to warm up this coffee and make this coffee hot and then I will drink my hot coffee." Hope this makes sense to you.
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What a good question!  I think it's due to our expectations.  Next time you drink your cold coffee, make yourself believe it was an iced coffee and see what your reaction is.
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please rephrase the question in english
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whaddaya got?? what ever, just gimme a couple of shots of sum strong stuff!!\n\n\nand by that, i mean cold coffee
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They're the same.  Some people got confused by "inflammable," thinking the "in-" was a prefix meaning "not."  So they later truncated it to flammable to avoid confusion.\n\nilikethikchix is wrong.  Follow him and you'll get burnt.  Remember the Simpsons where Marge cut off Homer's thumb?  Dr Nick Burned down his office, saying, "Inflammable means flammable?"  The same can happen to you!!!
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Think about it.  If a situation is described as being "hot", and a person gets into the middle of it, they're "taking the heat".  Example: your parents are mad at someone for doing something bad, but they don't know who did it.  They're mad...they're "hot".  Being "hot" refers to the idea of a person's temperature "rising" when they get angry, since their face gets all red and everything.  If your parents are mad, and let's say you decide you're going to take the blame for whatever it is, you're "taking the heat".  It's also in reference to arguments.  If your boy/girlfriend is mad at you and yelling, especially if you did something wrong, you're once again "taking the heat" of their anger.\n\nThat's the only way I can think to explain it.
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I would have to say hot water.
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You can purchase Wolfgang Puck coffee, in self-heating cans, at the grocery store.  (Albertson's, Vons, etc.).\n\nYou push a button in the bottom of the can and the coffee is hot in 6-8 minutes.  Keep a couple in your car or desk!
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The word "solution" is synomynous with the phrase "homogeneous mixture," which means that it is uniform throughout.  When we say that coffee is a solution, we are saying that it is uniform throughout, which, for practical purposes, it is.
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"Cool" is impossible to define.  Everyone will have a different opinion.  Usually someone thinks something is "cool" because they find it fashionable.  They like it.  People find excellence "cool."\n\nFunny thing is with slang as it is "cool" is a synonym for "hot."  Odd.
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A warm port or a hot whiskey. It's scottish custom to call a hot whiskey a hot toddy. Also there is an irish coffee these are the main hot irish alcholic drinks.
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You use "at" when you are immediately next to or inside a place. For instance, you could also be "at the farm" or "at the park." You use "in" only when referring to the fact that you are within something that has boundaries. For instance, you could be "in the house" or "in a bedroom." "In the farm" doesn't work, because you are not in something really. Finally, you use "on" when you are on top of something, such as "on the table" and "on the floor." It is most often used of flat horizontal things.
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It depends entirely on the temperatures of the all the components. Presumably you have liquid coffee, a coffee cup of any given material, the air temperature where you are making the coffee and the milk. So all these factors have an effect on each other as far as temperature is concerned. The second rule of thermodynamics is loosely but easily remembered by "Heat as a ruler flows from hotter to the cooler." So if your coffee is colder than your milk, the coffee gets warmer. If the air is colder than the milk, which is colder than the coffee, then the coffee will cool down super fast. If the mug is hot, it will offset the heat loss to the air and milk and so forth. The possibilities can be endless. but a basic answer is: If the coffee and mug are hotter than the milk and the air, and if the air is colder than the milk, then the coffee cools faster before adding the milk, heat flowing from coffee to the air. Adding milk warmer than the air slows the transfer down, as it has added temperature warmer than the air to the equation. If the milk is colder than the air then the heat exchange is speeded up.
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The heat energy is transfered away from the hot coffee to the cooler surrounding by all three methods, \nconduction, convection, and radiation.\n\nHeat [energy] is conducted from the hot coffee to the surroundings (air, container, ...), in addition, small convection currents develop to help the conduction process take place.  In addition, energy is also lost through radiation.  The hot coffee also emits a small amount of  infra red radiation which is invisible to the naked eye, this radiation carries energy away from the coffee, gradually cooling it.
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coffee: when I drink to much, but it is the drug caffeine that does that \nalcohol: another drug like substance\nnervousness is a non drug\nas well as when I am very tired I babble (like now)\n:)
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have you ever tried to pick up a hot pan on the stove by the metal handle, and burned yourself? That's thermal conduction. Similarly, pour a cup of hot coffee and try to pick it up by the cup, not the handle. It's too hot to touch. That's thermal conduction.
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Tea. Hot or iced. There are many flavors.