As heat flows into substance will the atoms of that substance move faster or slower?

Answer 1

Yes. Atoms move faster in hot water because by increasing the heat, you are increasing the thermal energy. The higher the heat, the faster the atoms move. Blow up a balloon into the shape of an egg and attach it to a small weight so it sinks. Place the balloon in a glass with cold water and ice. See what happens to the balloon. Then, take the balloon and place it in a warm cup of water. The balloon will expand again, and that is because the atoms are going "nuts" and jumping around! That is kinetic energy!

Answer 2

As heat flows into a substance, the atoms of that substance will move faster. This increased thermal energy causes the atoms to vibrate and move more rapidly, which in turn raises the temperature of the substance.

Answer 3

As heat flows into a substance, its temperature will start to rise and as temperature is a measure of the average kinetic energy of the molecules of a substance, providing heat to a substance will cause its molecules to increase their speed.

Answer 4

The molecules move slower as there is less kinetic energy in them, because there is less chemical energy there are less particle collisions, less reactions and therefore less heat.

To summarize the less heat the slower the molecules move.

Answer 5

The temperature (thermal energy) of the substance. The particles vibrate faster.

Heat transfer is a discipline of thermal engineering that concerns the transfer of thermal energy from one physical system to another. thermal density increases or absorbs the transfer of heat. This would give you the change in volume, and you know the mass of the sample that can be measured. the wight will stay the same.

Answer 6

They move faster in solids to generate lot of mass and lot of electricity is generated like faster fan means faster air in the same space and a higher intensity or decibels are created as the result

Answer 7

Atoms move slower in solids than in liquids because the atoms are tighter together making them vibrate rather than move freely and faster.

Answer 8

No, heat makes the particles move faster. If you remove the heat the particles will start moving slower as it cools down.

Answer 9

Faster! The heat lowers the viscosity of the fluid.

Answer 10

In atoms of the same kind, a slower atom has LESS heat energy.