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Old 30th December 2010 | 11:51
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John Farley

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These heat/temperature/energy issues are tricky to explain - I quite agree.

As to your
Temperature is how much heat there is in a certain amount of matter
I am not sure that is strictly accurate. Surely it depends o the nature of the matter? For example a polystyrene block the size of a housebrick will have much less heat in it than a standard housebrick when they are both at the same temperature.

So how about:

Temperature is about how much heat there is in a particular piece of matter?

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