A) 2,000 J.
B) 4,000 J.
C) 20,000 J.
D) 40,000 J.
E) 334,000 J.
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A) electromagnetic waves.
B) nuclear decay.
C) molecular collisions.
D) the solar wind.
E) none of the above.
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A) cold to hot.
B) hot to cold.
C) Kelvin to Celsius.
D) the same as temperature.
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A) 10 %.
B) 0.9.
C) 0.004 kg/m3.
D) 0.036 kg/m3.
E) 0.04 kg/m3.
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A) what the object is made of.
B) the object's original size.
C) how much the temperature changes.
D) A and C.
E) all of the above.
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A) bimetallic strip
B) Carnot efficiency
C) conduction
D) convection
E) entropy
F) evaporation
G) heat
H) heat engine
I) heat mover
J) humidity
K) internal energy
L) radiation
M) saturation density
N) temperature
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A) conduction
B) convection
C) radiation
D) none of the above
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A) heat conduction.
B) heat convection.
C) heat radiation.
D) thermal expansion.
E) none of the above.
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A) 0 K.
B) - 459.67°F.
C) - 273.15°C.
D) 0 on any temperature scale.
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