THERMODYNAMICS

THERMODYNAMICS

• Thermodynamics is a part of physics that studies how heat, work, and temperature are related to energy, radiation, and the way things are physically.
• It specifically talks about how heat energy can be changed into or out of other types of energy and how these changes matter.
• The energy that comes from heat is called thermal energy.
• The movement of tiny particles inside an item creates this heat. These particles make more heat when they move faster.
• According to thermodynamics, it doesn't matter how or how fast these changes in energy happen.
• It's based on the starting and ending states that are changing.
• Also, keep in mind that thermodynamics is a large-scale field of study.
• In other words, it only deals with the big picture and not the small details of how matter is made.

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