Recent questions in Thermodynamics

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Does temperature have any direct relationship with size on Earth?

asked Mar 19, 2022 in Thermodynamics by Tipptop

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If cold sinks and heat rises, should I put ice at the top or bottom of a cooler?

asked Mar 18, 2022 in Thermodynamics by Giveitallago

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If you have absolutely no heat, what is your temperature?

asked Mar 18, 2022 in Thermodynamics by Esined

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What is entropy? What happens to entropy when we convert electric energy into mechanical energy?

asked Mar 18, 2022 in Thermodynamics by Beeero

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What happens when the air conditioner temperature is set higher than the ambient temperature?

asked Mar 18, 2022 in Thermodynamics by Paul K (2.8k points)

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Is it possible to violate any physical laws like "first" or “second” law of thermodynamics without involving supernatural forces or entities?

asked Mar 18, 2022 in Thermodynamics by qwas123 (3.5k points)

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Is there such a thing as absolutely zero?

asked Mar 18, 2022 in Thermodynamics by barberryceiling

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How much heat is needed to transform 500g of ice at -20°C into water at 50°C?

asked Mar 18, 2022 in Thermodynamics by bobs chimney

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At what rate does Earth's temperature increase with increasing depth into the planet’s interior (assuming no heat loss to outer space)?

asked Mar 18, 2022 in Thermodynamics by Dunaldo70

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Is 50 degrees Fahrenheit cold or warm?

asked Mar 18, 2022 in Thermodynamics by Diga 66

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What would happen if Earth's overall temperature dropped 10 degrees over night?

asked Mar 18, 2022 in Thermodynamics by sawless

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Why is water not used as a thermodynamics fluid?

asked Mar 18, 2022 in Thermodynamics by stuart44

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How do you keep from overheating in the summer?

asked Mar 17, 2022 in Thermodynamics by Tootyfruity

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If temperature is a measure of molecular agitation, and states of matter are also a measure of the same thing, how come you can have solid iron at 1.000°C and oxygen gas at -10°C? Shouldn't the gas have more energy and agitation since it's a gas?

asked Mar 17, 2022 in Thermodynamics by Fungus

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How long does it take for "boiling water" to cool down to 80'C, 50'C and 35'C?

asked Mar 17, 2022 in Thermodynamics by NebulaHarmony

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What is the difference between degree Celsius and Celsius degree?

asked Mar 17, 2022 in Thermodynamics by Cecilh

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What is the effect of temperature decrement saturation vapour pressure?

asked Mar 17, 2022 in Thermodynamics by Tan M

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My room loses the temperature as soon as I turn off the AC. What should I do?

asked Mar 16, 2022 in Thermodynamics by 2be2

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Does solar radiation change when Earth's temperature changes?

asked Mar 16, 2022 in Thermodynamics by qwas123 (3.5k points)

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What material stays cool in the Sun?

asked Mar 16, 2022 in Thermodynamics by buffoon1

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