If a gallon of milk and a cup of milk are both at 8°c, the of the gallon is higher. potential energy heat content temperature kinetic energy

The correct answer is "heat content".

Explanation:

In thermodynamics, heat content is defined as the internal energy of an object given by its energy plus the product of its volume and pressure. The bigger the volume, the higher the heat content. Therefore, a gallon of milk that has a temperature of 8°C, has higher heat content that a cup of milk that has also a temperature of 8°C.