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1. True or false ? If a statement is wrong, correct it. a) temperature is a form of energy. b) a body that cools gives off heat. c) a body can absorb heat without its temperature rising.

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Chapter15: Thermodynamics

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Thermal energy

1. True or false ? If a statement is wrong, correct it.

a) temperature is a form of energy.

b) a body that cools gives off heat.

c) a body can absorb heat without its temperature rising.

d) a body with a higher temperature necessarily has more heat than another
whose temperature is lower.

e) heat is transmitted naturally from one body with a higher temperature to another where it is lower.

f) below -196 °C, the temperature at which the nitrogen becomes liquid, a substance can no longer transmit heat.

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