Differentiate b/w heat and temperature
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Heat is a form of energy whereas temperature is a term which is used to express the heat.
Heat is transferred from high temperature body to low temperature body. Whereas temperature is the degree of hotness or coldness of a body.
Units of heat :
S.I unit is JOULE
C.G.S unit is CALORIE.
Units of temperature :
S.I unit is KELVIN
C.G.S unit is CELSIUS.
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Heat is transferred from high temperature body to low temperature body. Whereas temperature is the degree of hotness or coldness of a body.
Units of heat :
S.I unit is JOULE
C.G.S unit is CALORIE.
Units of temperature :
S.I unit is KELVIN
C.G.S unit is CELSIUS.
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1. Heat is a form of energy which causes the sensation of hotness or coldness.
Temperature is a scale used to measure the degree or coldness of a body.
2. Heat is a scalar quantity.
Temperature is a scalar quantity.
3. Units of heat :
SI. → J
CGS → cal.
Units of temperature :
SI. → K
CGS → ℃
4. Heat is measured by calorimeter.
Temperature is measured by thermometer.
5.Heat is cause for temperature.
Temperature is the effect of heat.
6. Heat is a energy that flows.
Temperature determines direction of flow.
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Temperature is a scale used to measure the degree or coldness of a body.
2. Heat is a scalar quantity.
Temperature is a scalar quantity.
3. Units of heat :
SI. → J
CGS → cal.
Units of temperature :
SI. → K
CGS → ℃
4. Heat is measured by calorimeter.
Temperature is measured by thermometer.
5.Heat is cause for temperature.
Temperature is the effect of heat.
6. Heat is a energy that flows.
Temperature determines direction of flow.
hope this helps you.
REGARDS
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good explanation
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