Heat Energy
Heat Energy Most of us refer the word ‘heat’ to anything that feels warm but scientifically, heat is defined as the flow of energy from a warm to a cooler object. The classification of heat is done on this basis as hot and cold. Heat energy is all around us, such as in icebergs, volcanoes, and our bodies. Every matter has heat energy. The result of the movement of minute particles known as atoms, molecules, or ions in liquids, solids, and gases is nothing but heat energy. Heat energy can be transferred from one substance to another, and the flow because of the temperature difference between two objects is known as heat. Ways Of Transferring Heat Energy Convection transfers heat energy via air and liquids. The particles move apart and become less dense as the air heats up and hence causing the air to rise. While cooler air moves in from below and heats up. Radiation warms the air using heat waves that radiate out of the hot object in all directions until absorbed by other objects. He
