Question
What is the difference between heat and temperature?
Higher temperature does not mean higher heat content. Suppose a vessel A contains 2 litres of water at 90 °C and a vessel B contains 100 ml of water at 91 °C. Then the heat content of water in A is greater than that of water in B, but the temperature of water in B is higher than that of water in A.
Units of heat:
Heat is usually expressed in calorie, kilocalorie and joule. It can also be expressed in erg as heat is a form of energy.
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