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What is energy actualy in a pure state and why can it change form (kinetic to heat. Ect) if its not particles.
The discussion revolves around the concept of energy, specifically its nature in a "pure state" and its ability to transform between different forms, such as kinetic and thermal energy. Participants are exploring foundational questions in physics related to energy definitions and transformations.
The discussion includes varied perspectives, with some participants expressing skepticism about the original poster's approach while others are attempting to clarify the concept of energy. There is no explicit consensus, but some guidance on the definition of energy has been provided.
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whatzzupboy said:What is energy actualy in a pure state and why can it change form (kinetic to heat. Ect) if its not particles.
This is not a bad question, actually. Energy is defined as the measure of a thing's ability to apply a force over a distance. It is not a physical quantity in itself. It does not exist separately and apart from the 'thing' that contains energy.whatzzupboy said:What is energy actualy in a pure state and why can it change form (kinetic to heat. Ect) if its not particles.