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What is the relationship between kinetic energy and thermal energy?
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• Kinetic energy is the transfer of thermal energy.
As the kinetic energy in a substance's atoms increases, its thermal energy decreases, and vice versa.
As the kinetic energy in a substance's atoms increases, its thermal energy increases, and vice versa.
O Kinetic energy is a measure of thermal energy.
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As the kinetic energy in a substance's atoms increases, its thermal energy increases, and vice versa.
Explanation: Thermal energy (internal energy) depends largely on the kinetic energy of a substance's particles (their motion). More particle motion → higher average kinetic energy → higher thermal energy (and usually higher temperature).
Explanation: Thermal energy (internal energy) depends largely on the kinetic energy of a substance's particles (their motion). More particle motion → higher average kinetic energy → higher thermal energy (and usually higher temperature).
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