Heat

[@CHURINDOK]

If civilization was functioning properly, Mr. Andersen would be one of the wealthiest persons because of his valuable knowledge & teaching skills.

[@ebr1um]

5 years ago and im watching this cuz im in quarantine and i have to watch this video. so, thanks for the information!

[@diariodojapa8171]

you`re a amazing teacher !!!! congratulations and thanks for this class of conduction, convection and radiation !!!!!!!!

[@wishdoom]

the life long mystery of why metal feels so cold is finally solved! thanks professor!

[@camwyn256]

Wished you talked more about radiation, but I really learned about these through survival. In survival there's two more methods and they are respiration and perspiration. The first three are the same. Conduction (sitting on a snow covered log). convection (wind always feels colder), and radiation (loosing heat to the sky)

[@clairebridger5254]

imaginative title

[@bloxx4916]

You make my life so much easier! Thank you!

[@fractalnomics]

So, convection implies there has been radiation or conduction (collisions) first before there is movement/flow. ??

[@BEV_shorts]

informative and simple to understand

[@gregcima9941]

perfect for my middle school students. thank you

[@Neueregel]

very concise info, thx

[@adityayanbhardwaj7131]

Heat is a energy Or It is mode of transfer of energy from one system to another

[@sheikhabdullahakbar9976]

energy

[@charmanderjones5585]

It’s a transfer of energy. Also what are these comments lol

[@nitinchoudhary3418]

How does the heat energy breaks the intermolecular interaction force of the molecules?

[@quantum_psi]

very interesting! great video mr anderson

[@NotKenIRL]

I love you.

[@sofiavaldez3020]

Mr. Andersen, not sure if you'll receive this message but do you think if I watch all your videos I could pass the exam? (For AP Biology fyi...from your website)

[@silverseen8300]

Superb

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[@yaysinyuksel8418]

i think you used a wrong scale for temperature at 1:43

[@johnmastroligulano7401]

Alway's helpful.

[@dineshdange5883]

Wow!!!

[@jacobwhite1680]

is a cold object giving a warmer object energy still called heat?

[@ronmaest]

No. A warm (energetic) object transferring energy to a colder (less energetic) one is heat. It's the process.

[@sophiah3855]

From what I remember from my science class, there is no such thing as "cold", so that can't happen I think

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It would be great if you guys had instagram...

[@SoberCaine]

Ok explain why the hell this is considered homework

[@mrmrfrog247]

Its really good reviews and this refreshes your mind

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@@mrmrfrog247 true

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[@jacoblie4260]

no

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here because of school

[@Raziq.D]

Interesting,it made me bored af tho

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wow

[@rgk4786]

thx but boring

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nc !! but not nc as meeee !!