Chemistry, asked by Earth9, 1 year ago

ONLY FOR BRAINLY
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
Intensity and Energy?
AND
intensity be defined as energy per unit time and unit area..?

KINDLY ANS BOTH THE QUESTION TO BECOME BRAINLIEST...

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Answered by vad105

Intensity can be said as amount of energy, a high intensity of anything means that it has great potential of energy. Whereas energy can be defined as the ability to do work.

both the terms are inter linked with a minute difference.

vad105: yup it differs

Earth9: Hmm...ohk thanx a lot

vad105: Actually there must be a some solutions which might change my answer but my current knowledge says it differs cuz i just entered 11th standard.

Earth9: same here...I have recently come in 11

vad105: woah..

Earth9: how much percent u got??

vad105: 94.6

Earth9: Hmm.. great

Earth9: very near to me

vad105: hmm i see....

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