Can one object be hotter than another if they are at same temperature?
Can one object be hotter than another if they are at same temperature?
Aayushma , 5 Years ago
Grade 11
Thermal Physics> Can one object be hotter than another if ...
1 AnswersHarshit Singh
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No, what we mean by 'hotter' (in this context) is 'having higher temperature', so by definition that's impossible. One object might feel hotter, but that's only because it might conduct heat better than the other.
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No, what we mean by 'hotter' (in this context) is 'having higher temperature', so by definition that's impossible. One object might feel hotter, but that's only because it might conduct heat better than the other.
Thanks
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