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Heat
Heat is a form of energy measured in joules
Kelvin to degree Conversion
Kelvins to degrees take away 273.15 and vice versa
Thermometric Property
Property that changes with changing temperature
Examples of thermometric properties include
Length of liquid in tube
Resistance
Emf of a thermocouple
Pressure of a gas at constant volume
To define a temperature scale
1. Choose a substance with a thermometric property
2.Pick two reference points which are constant and accessible.
3. Devise a scale based on this fundamental interval.
Conduction
Transfer of heat energy through a substance from one particle to the next without any movement of the substance
U Value
The amount of heat energy conducted power second through 1m2 of the structure when a temperature difference of 1 degree Celsius between its ends