Explanation Given situation Illustration (a) Increase in the internal energy ( E int ) and temperature ( Δ T ) when the system absorbs energy by heat. When a pot of tea on a hot stove, tea absorbs the energy of the flame’s heat and it will rise the temperature and internal energy. (b) Increase in the internal energy ( E int ) when the system absorbs energy by heat but does not change its temperature ( Δ T ) . When water is heated continuously on a hot stove, at 100 ° C water will be converted into steam but does not increase its temperature. Same phenomena can also be observed when ice of 0 ° C is warmed, it is converted into water. (c) No change in the internal energy ( E int ) and temperature ( Δ T ) when the system absorbs energy by heat

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