Physics, asked by samirkhan2113, 1 year ago

if density increases what happens to temperature

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Answered by aryan761

If density increases temperature will remain the same but if density increases at such level that it exceeds the capacity of temperature than temperature will increase

Anonymous: Come on what is capacity of temperature. please don't answer if you don't know. Wasted my chance of answering

aryan761: have u studied chapter density

aryan761: ever

aryan761: capacity of density is the amount of density that atmosphere can hold at a particular temperature can hold

Anonymous: Don't give me arrogant comments. You wrote capacity of temprature

aryan761: I wrote that by mistake na

Anonymous: Read my answer first and try to understand

Anonymous: No problem i can get your comment deleted easily. Wanna see it

Answered by Anonymous

Temprature is defined as average kinetic energy particles possess. Simply if the motion of particles is more than temprature is also more.

When density increases the degree of freedom of particles decrease leading to increase in temprature but significant changes in temprature can only be noticed when the chamge in density is extreme.

For example if we take the formation of a star, It is formed when huge clouds of gases start to collapse under their own gravitational force. Now as the gas particles come closer there is less space for particles to move therefore the temprature gradually increase and after a certain amount of collapse the temprature increase to such an extent that the gas molecules fuse to form other heavy molecules emmiting energy.

So to sum it up temprature increases as density increases given that the mass remains constant.

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