Asked by LOL 101
How do thermometers relate to the kinetic energy of particles of matter?
Can someone please help quick I need help and I need the answer to be at least a couple of sentences
I have no clue what the answer is but this is only the second question I have posted on here so I'm not just a person taking answers from you teachers
Can someone please help quick I need help and I need the answer to be at least a couple of sentences
I have no clue what the answer is but this is only the second question I have posted on here so I'm not just a person taking answers from you teachers
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Answered by
DrBob222
The temperature of a substance is a measure of the kinetic energy of that material. KE = 1/2 mv^2. As the kinetic energy rises the temperature rises. The thermometer measures the temperature.
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LOL 101
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Answered by
herro
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Melody.S
??? I have no idea, but I think DrBob222 is right.
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