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What is heat?
What is heat?
- A form of energy that flows between two bodies of the same temperature
- A form of energy that flows between two bodies of different temperatures (correct)
- A form of energy that only comes from mechanical sources
- A form of energy that is colorless and odorless
Why do we feel hot when the Sun shines?
Why do we feel hot when the Sun shines?
- Due to the Sun emitting light energy
- Because the Sun is very close to Earth
- As a result of the Sun being a source of heat energy (correct)
- Because the Sun emits radiation
How can other forms of energy be converted into heat?
How can other forms of energy be converted into heat?
- By driving air molecules into a smaller space (correct)
- By increasing the temperature of a system
- Through the process of condensation
- By converting electrical energy directly into heat energy
What does an increase in temperature of a system indicate?
What does an increase in temperature of a system indicate?
What happens when work is done on an object?
What happens when work is done on an object?
What is the internal energy of a body related to?
What is the internal energy of a body related to?
What happens to the heat of a body when the velocity of its molecules decreases?
What happens to the heat of a body when the velocity of its molecules decreases?
Which symbol is commonly used to indicate heat?
Which symbol is commonly used to indicate heat?
According to the law of conservation of energy, what happens to energy?
According to the law of conservation of energy, what happens to energy?
In Einstein's equation E=MC2, what principle combines the conservation of energy and matter?
In Einstein's equation E=MC2, what principle combines the conservation of energy and matter?
What is the SI unit used to express heat?
What is the SI unit used to express heat?
How many calories are equivalent to 1 kilocalorie?
How many calories are equivalent to 1 kilocalorie?
What does the heat capacity of a substance indicate?
What does the heat capacity of a substance indicate?
Which unit is used to express specific heat?
Which unit is used to express specific heat?
What is the definition of specific heat of a substance?
What is the definition of specific heat of a substance?
Why can a large body of water moderate temperatures effectively?
Why can a large body of water moderate temperatures effectively?
What is indicated by the symbol 'c' in the context of specific heat?
What is indicated by the symbol 'c' in the context of specific heat?
How does a large body of water affect the temperature of its surroundings?
How does a large body of water affect the temperature of its surroundings?
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