On Tue, 29 Jul 2003 22:40:20 GMT, "Tim Kozusko" <timkozxx@cfl.rr.com>
wrote:

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>Otis Reed <oreed@spammenot.net> wrote in message
>news:tcuaivguf7bp2o4h46g3papfdot9h338pb@4ax.com...
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>> Heat is the measurement of energy within an atom or molecule.
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>Buzzzt
>Wrong answer.  Thanks for playing.
>Feel free to try again.

So what Tim ?  Does "Heat is the amount of energy within an atom or
molecule that is measured " do it for you ? 

Next I expect you to start spell checking, like Pete.

Mercury expands and contracts according to the amount of energy in the
surrounding molecules (or atoms). Heat is the measurement of energy
within an atom or molecule. Cold is a relative term compairing that
amount of energy to a body that has less energy."

Or perhaps 'Heat is measured by the amount of energy within an atom or
molecule' explains it better for you. Wouldn't want you to be
confused. Do you understand what heat is now ? I could provide links
but you can't trust websites for info, now can you ?





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