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This physics educational animation explains in detail the concept of heat and how it is different from temperature and thermal energy. This animation is meant for high school and college physics classes.

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Category : Physics
Type : Animation
Animation Type : Advanced

Total animation length
: 25 minutes

  • Concept of Heat?
  • What is heat? Meaning of "Hotness"
  • What is the difference between a hot and a cold object?
  • Energy transfer through collision
  • Comparison table hot - cold objects
  • Heat - Thermal energy - Example 1
  • Heat - Thermal energy - Example 2
  • Measuring & calculating heat
  • Table of units of heat
  • Modes of thermal energy transfer-
    • Conduction
    • Convection
    • Radiation

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This science animation explains the following in detail:

  1. What is heat? Meaning of "Hotness"
    is the term heat same as thermal energy
  2. What is the difference between a hot and a cold object?
    Explained on the basis of heat transfer.
  3. Energy transfer through collision
    Understanding energy flow as collision between atoms using iron rod as an example.
  4. Comparison table hot - cold objects
    Explained : What is the difference between hot and cold objects
  5. Heat - Thermal energy - Example 1
    What happens when we touch a cup of hot coffee - transfer of heat is explained as a thermodynamic system.
  6. Heat - Thermal energy - Example 2
    For a person is in a tub of hot water / cold water, thermal energy transfer explained between system and surroundings.
  7. Measuring & calculating Heat : Formula for measuring heat
  8. Table of units of heat
  9. Modes of thermal energy transfer
    Conduction
    Convection
    Radiation

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