why does molecules move in high rate when boiled and why does the energy make it move?
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Yes, but you need to shake it at a rate that is impossible for a human.
At room temperature the molecules are moving at 500-700 m/s
So shaking has to happen at a very high rate to boil water, a human could only raise the temperature a tiny amount.
James Joule showed that mechanical energy could be converted to heat using a paddle system driven by falling weights.
At room temperature the molecules are moving at 500-700 m/s
So shaking has to happen at a very high rate to boil water, a human could only raise the temperature a tiny amount.
James Joule showed that mechanical energy could be converted to heat using a paddle system driven by falling weights.
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