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Does motion produce heat

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I have the same question. Right now my theory is apart of fact, where friction caused by oscillation at a high rate between two objects can in fact produce heat. Because oscillation means to vibrate and when you press the two objects together and they continue to move the friction produces heat. No different than rubbing your hands together really fast.

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When the heat is applied to a contained body of gas or liquid, the gas expands or the liquid boils, expanding to produce steam. This expansion causes pressure in the container and that pressure can be mechanically transferred to a part of the container, producing motion.

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no the electron stay the same speed of the nano corext

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convection happens

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no

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