Which definition of heat is most scientifically accurate? the temperature of the thermal energy in an object the movement of thermal energy from one place to another a measure of the thermal energy in matter how hot or cold something is

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Anastasia Hancock

21 September, 17:07

Which definition of heat is most scientifically accurate? the temperature of the thermal energy in an object the movement of thermal energy from one place to another a measure of the thermal energy in matter how hot or cold something is

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Jovanny Black · Answer 1

Definition of heat is most scientifically accurate is that the movement of thermal energy from one place to another.

Explanation: Heat is defined as the transfer of energy from hot body to the surrounding environment. OR

The transformation of energy from a body that is warm to the body that is cold. In heat energy, the energy is pass through the particles of the medium due to vibration.

The unit of heat is joule.