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Group 4

How Are Heat And


Temperature Are Related
• Temperature And Thermal Energy

• Thermal Expansion

• Heat Transfer

• Phase Changes
• Temperature And Thermal
Energy

Temperature is a measure of the average


kinetic energy of the particles in a substance.
( for example: thermometer)

Thermal energy refers to the kinetic energy of


randomly moving particles in a substance. for
example: geothermal energy)
• Thermal
Expansion
Thermal expansion is where materials
expand while being heated, causing them to
take up more space.
HOW IT WORKS?

- is where an object expands and becomes


larger due to a change in its temperature. A
higher temperature means that the molecules
are moving faster on average, causing them to
take up more space. Consequently, objects that
are heated up increase in size.(for example a
boiling water in a pot)
• Heat Transfer
Heat transfer is the movement of thermal energy
between physical systems with different
temperatures. It's a natural phenomenon that occurs
in many aspects of modern life, including: Cooking
food, Cooling a laptop, Generating electricity in a
power plant, Heating the Earth by solar radiation,
and Storms caused by convection currents in the
earth's atmosphere.
• Phase Changes

Phase change is when a substance changes


from one state, or phase, to another. This can
happen when a substance gains or loses a large
amount of energy, or when pressure or
temperature changes.
HOW IT WORKS?
Phase change occurs when matter
transitions from one state to another,
such as solid to liquid, liquid to gas, or
solid to gas:
For Example:
Melting - From solid to liquid
Freezing - From liquid to solid
Evaporation - From lquid to gas
Condensation - from gas to liquid

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