Problem 1.5. Nature of temperature (a) Summarize what you know about temperature. What reasons do you have for thinking that it has something to do with energy? (b) If you add energy to a pot of boiling water, does the temperature of the water change? 13 Because most of our simulations are done using toroidal boundary conditions, we will use the relation of the force to the virial, a mechanical quantity that involves all the particles in the system, not just those colliding with a wall. See Gould, Tobochnik, and Christian, Chap. 8. The relation of the force to the virial is usually considered in graduate courses in mechanics. (c) Discuss what happens to the temperature of a hot cup of coffee. What happens, if anything. to the temperature of its surroundings? ㄷ

Problem 1.5. Nature of temperature (a) Summarize what you know about temperature. What reasons do you have for thinking that it has something to do with energy? (b) If you add energy to a pot of boiling water, does the temperature of the water change? 13 Because most of our simulations are done using toroidal boundary conditions, we will use the relation of the force to the virial, a mechanical quantity that involves all the particles in the system, not just those colliding with a wall. See Gould, Tobochnik, and Christian, Chap. 8. The relation of the force to the virial is usually considered in graduate courses in mechanics. (c) Discuss what happens to the temperature of a hot cup of coffee. What happens, if anything. to the temperature of its surroundings? ㄷ

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