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What does the amount of heat in an object depend on?

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Answered by patelhajra826494
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Answered by Anonymous
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Since heat is defined as the transfer of energy between

two systems as a result of a temperature difference, the

quantity depends on more than one factor.

It depends on the temperature of each system (not just the

temperature difference since in the case of

electromagnetic radiation radiant power is proportional to

temperature to the 4th power).

It depends on whether the transfer of energy is through

conduction, convection or radiation.

In the case of conduction and convection it depends on

area of contact.

In the case or radiation it depends on area radiating for the higher temperature system and area receiving radiation from the just system for the lower temperature system.

It can depend on the materials involved.

In the case of convection it depends on internal

temperature differences driving the convection, how easily

the fluid convects and a bunch of other factors.

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