What have you learned about Thermal Energy and its relationship to the states of matter?
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Jordan g
11/11/2013 04:36:20 am
What we have learned about thermal energy is that it has atoms and also added or remove but the temp remians constant.And also it the study of the energy moving in and out of systems.
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Grace and Ivory
11/11/2013 04:36:20 am
Thermal energy comes from heat. Thermal energy is the energy of moving/vibrating molecules. It is also the energy of the random motion of particles in matter. When a state of matter (solid, liquid, gas) has a state change thermal energy is either taken out of or applied to the state of matter.
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Amara and La'Tasha
11/11/2013 04:36:28 am
What I learned about thermal energy is that the motion of thermal energy is normally not visible. I also learned that it can be seen in three forms, vibrational, rotational, and translational. Thermal energy relates to the states of matter because when a part of matter goes through a state change, thermal energy is either added or removed from it. For example, when a solid is melted thermal energy is what makes the bonds to break apart.
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Garrett Jordan S
11/11/2013 04:36:34 am
Thermal energy is heat. It has three forms rotational, vibrational, translational. Thermal energy changes matter, it can melt solids, it can freeze liquids, it can turn liquids into gases,but it can't change gases.
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Gage vaughn,Angeline dickey
11/11/2013 04:36:41 am
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Malik
11/11/2013 04:36:52 am
Thermal energy is made up of atoms in motion and matter is atoms and molecules.And thermal energy is the energy of random motion of particles of mater.
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Meghan and Madelyn
11/11/2013 04:36:59 am
Thermal energy is is what causes the bonds in an atom to break apart. Thermal energy: all kenetic energy within a givin system. How thermal energy relates to the states of matter: When a piece of matter has a state change thermal energy is either added or taken away but temperature stays the same.
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Katlynn, John
11/11/2013 04:37:04 am
Thermal energy is a portion of the temperature, the thermal energy is dependent on the temperature which is dependent on the motion of the molecules. The more amount of motion the more temperature and thermal energy. Thermal energy relates to the states of matter because when a solid, liquid and a gas undergo a state change, thermal energy is added or removed but the temperature stays the same.
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Makensie, Ryann
11/11/2013 04:37:10 am
When you increase the heat in a system, you are really increasing the heat in a system. Heat is energy. Heat can do anything, move around, get atoms excited, and increase energy. Millions of atoms and molecules and working together. Atoms and molecules are transmitting tiny amounts of energy.
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Brianne Hannah
11/11/2013 04:37:23 am
Thermal energy is heat that increases by the amount of energy in the system. They move in and out of the system./it relates to the state of matter when it changes the tempeture. For example, thermal energy causes bonds to break the solid apart.
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Caroline /robert
11/11/2013 04:38:12 am
Thermal energy is heat transferring from one atom from another atom.Heat increases when their is thermal energy. It is dependent on the heat of the tempiture of a system. It exist in three forms vibrational, rotational, and translational.
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Emily Bella
11/11/2013 04:38:38 am
Thermal energy is a substance or system that is related to its temperature. The motion of thermal energy is usually not visible, but we see or feel its effects. People use thermal energy to cook, heat homes, and to regenerate electrisaty. The energey of random motion of partials in matter.liquids ,gases,and solids all have temperature like thermal energy does.
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Ayana Richard
11/11/2013 04:40:50 am
Thermal Energy is directly proportional to the temperature within a given system. Thermal Energy due to the random motion of molecules in a system. Thermal Energy is either added or removed but the temperature remains constant. Thermal Energy comes from heat.
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