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A. What is temperature really a measure of?
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A. What is temperature really a measure of?
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The degree at which the heat levels consist of in a certain area.
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When we measure
an object's temperature
, we
measure
the average kinetic energy of the particles in the object. The higher the
temperature
, the faster the molecules of the substance move, on the average.
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