Chemistry, asked by amanchaubey, 1 year ago

IS the heat is a fluid if yes why if no then why.....

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Answered by RaunakRaj

No the heat is not a fluid as heat is not burned, heat is released. Heat is a form of energy..

amanchaubey: but heat also flows

amanchaubey: as a fluid

RaunakRaj: heat does flow like water its intensity changes.

Answered by ScientistKhushi

Hi ^_^
Heat is a form of energy
We can't say that heat is a fluid. But it acts as a fluid. We can understand it better with an example. Water always flows from high level to low level.
Similarly the heat gets treansferred from high temperature to low temperature i.e from hotter to colder substance. Just like a fluid

I hope my answer is clear enough to understand.
Hope it is helpful ^_^

ScientistKhushi: Please mark it as brainliest if it helps ^_^

RaunakRaj: heat doesnt flow its intensity changes

ScientistKhushi: I've used this word because I wanted to show that it acts like a fluid

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