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What are you actually measuring when you find the temperature?
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What are you actually measuring when you find the temperature?
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How hot or cold something is
How much heat is absent (measuring the absence if heat)
(Fun fact- there is no cold just absence of heat
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The average kinetic energy of a substance.
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