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Chapter 18: Q. 2 (page 510)

The sample in an experiment is initially at 10C. If the sample鈥檚

temperature is doubled, what is the new temperature in C?

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Temperature is a property of system

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01

Description on temperature

Thermal energy is a property of system.

02

Explanation of the transfer of energy

Heat represents the interaction of energy of a system with its environment. Thermal energy is present if the system is isolated.

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