What is different between a "hot" object and a "cold" object? Select the correct answer below:...
What is different between a "hot" object and a "cold" object?
Select the correct answer below:
The "hot" object has more molecules than the "cold" object.
The molecules in the "hot" object are smaller than the molecules in the "cold" object.
The molecules in the "hot" object have more thermal energy than the molecules in the "cold" object.
The "hot" object would gain heat energy from the "cold" object to reach thermal equilibrium.
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what is the relationship between cold stream volume flow rate and hot stream heat transfer rate...
what is the relationship between cold stream volume flow rate
and hot stream heat transfer rate for a heat exchanger? is it
approximately linear? Could you provide a theoretical proof for
that？
Conditions:
1. Cp for hot and cold fliuds are the same.
2. There is heat loss/gain from environment.
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Question Particles in a hot object, when compared to a colder object, have: Select the correct answer below: O greater kinetic energy O lesser kinetic energy O greater potential energy O lesser potential energy FEEDBACK MORE INST Content attribution Activity Details
what is the relationship between cold stream volume flow rate
and hot stream heat transfer rate for a heat exchanger? is it
approximately linear? Could you provide a theoretical proof for
that？
Conditions:
1. Cp for hot and cold fliuds are the same.
2. There is heat loss/gain from environment.
2n = act as QH = Cf Fcold (Tez-tc.) + Ås H Qr: hot stream heat transfer rate àci cold stream heat transfer rate Ås: heat transfer rate of rate...
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