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El calor que hace en verano se mide en grados Celsius y la temperatura de nuestro cuerpo se mide en calorías.
El calor es sumar toda la energía cinética de las moléculas de un cuerpo y la temperatura es el promedio de la energía cinética
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Generalmente en los países ingleses la temperatura se mide en grados Fahrenheit y en México en escala Celsius
la escala termométrica del Sistema Internacional de Unidades es la Kelvin y se conoce como Cero Absoluto
Para transferir calor por conducción es a través de corrientes de fluidos y por radiación es por contacto.
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