Temperature, Thermal Energy, and Heat - IB Physics

This video goes over the definitions of temperature, internal or thermal energy, and heat, and explains how each is different from the other and how all the definitions connect to the kinetic theory of matter. I explain how two objects with the same temperature can have different thermal energy, how cold objects can have more thermal energy than hot objects, temperature scales and units (Fahrenheit, Celsius, and Kelvin), absolute zero, heat transfer, and what the conservation of energy tells us about heat.
0:00 Kinetic Theory of Matter
2:20 Definitions
3:09 Difference Between Temperature and Thermal Energy
5:37 Internal Kinetic vs. Potential Energy
6:39 Fahrenheit, Celsius, Kelvin
7:30 Absolute Zero
8:56 Colder Objects Can Have More Internal Energy
9:40 Heat
10:56 Summary

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[@SDventurevoyages]

I believe there is an error with the table because Thermal Energy should be another term for Heat and NOT internal energy.

[@AndyMasley]

This isn't how IB defines it at least. Thermal energy is labeled E-int (for internal energy) and heat is defined as the change in internal energy

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@@AndyMasley That's weird. I'm using and IB textbook and it does say that thermal energy is heat, which is different from internal energy. Still, your videos are awesome for us to understand IB physics much better, thank you!

[@AndyMasley]

@@brenda8164 Oh weird, which textbook specifically?

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