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Q: How hot is a setaline torch?
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How us energy transferred from the torch to the surroundings?

Energy is transferred from the torch to the surroundings through heat radiation. As the torch emits light and heat, some of this energy is absorbed by the surrounding objects and the air, causing an increase in their temperature. Heat can also be transferred through conduction and convection as the hot air rises and spreads out.