The definition I see in the 6th edition of Halliday, et.al. is (page
434, Chpt. 19)
"Heat is energy transferred between a system and its environment because
of a temperature difference that exists between them."
Wor is similarly defined as energy transferred.... due to mechanical motion.
James Mackey
Bernard Cleyet wrote:
Even Feynman, et al. A huge blooper on p. 5-9 (vol. II) (QUANDOQUE BONUS DORMITAT HOMERUS)
bc
P.s. Their section 12-2 (vol. II) begins "The flow of heat; ..."
Joe Heafner wrote:
From: Tina Fanetti <FanettT@QUEST.WITCC.CC.IA.US>
1) "Heat" is NOT energy even if one erroneously wants to thin of "heat" as
a substance. There is no such "thing" as "heat" -- "heat" is done on a
system not pored into it.<<
HUH?
I am looking in Halliday, Resineck and Walker and it says that heat is transferred internal energy. Is this not saying heat is energy?
Lots of textbook authors don't get it right!
Cheers,
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The definition I see in the 6th edition of Halliday, et.al. is (page 434,
Chpt. 19)<br>
"Heat is energy transferred between a system and its environment because
of a temperature difference that exists between them."<br>
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Wor is similarly defined as energy transferred.... due to mechanical motion.<br>
James Mackey<br>
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<pre wrap="">Even Feynman, et al. A huge blooper on p. 5-9 (vol. II) (QUANDOQUE BONUS DORMITAT HOMERUS)<br><br>bc<br><br>
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<pre wrap="">Lots of textbook authors don't get it right!<br><br>Cheers,<br>Joe Heafner - Instructional Astronomy and Physics<br>CVAC Home Page <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="" class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="http://users.vnet.net/heafnerj/cvac.html">"http://users.vnet.net/heafnerj/cvac.html"><http://users.vnet.net/heafnerj/cvac.html></a><br>My Book <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="" class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="http://www.willbell.com/new/fundephcomp.htm">"http://www.willbell.com/new/fundephcomp.htm"><htt
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