
Concept explainers
To define the term heat and state its unit.

Answer to Problem 9STP
Heat is defined as an energy which transfers between two objects and measured in joule.
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
Heat is an energy which transforms directly into the kinetic energy.
Heat flows from high temperature region to low temperature region. The temperature of the substance increases when it absorbs the heat. It describe the degree of hotness of the body. Heat can be converted into various forms. It is measured in joule or calorie.
Conclusion:
Hence, the heat is a form of energy that measured in joule.
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