if you mean the transfer rate of heat ?; the heat transfer rate depends on the atom or molecule type .
Conduction.
it combusts
combusts
Conduction.
there must be atom and molecule movement for heat and a suitable environment for heat to grow, such as, it should already be hot where the heat is occurring
Conduction.
yes, if heat didn't pass from one molecule to another, nothing would not be hot or warm.
The molecule that provides heat in any spicy food is the capsaicin (cap-say-sin) molecule.
Heat is conducted when one atom or molecule collides with and transfers energy to another atom or molecule.
when heat is given to molecule that molecule vibrates that vibrations passed to other connected molecules.... and heat is transferred through molecules.....
Conduction requires the presence of matter. The way conduction works is that one molecule bumps into another molecule, transferring energy. This mechanism, obviously, requires the presence of molecules.
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heat is caused by vibrations of an atom or molecule.
No, it's not because sunlight is basically heat from the sun shining on earth. And heat isn't a molecule. Heat is just made up of energy.
it combusts
convection
Heat is not a molecule, so there's no answer to this question.