Temperature: The question being asked to answer is if temperature is affected by thermal energy. My answer to that question is its affected because when you add thermal energy the temperature increases and it becomes warmer, but when thermal energy is decreased the temperature becomes frigid.
State of Pure Substance: Is the state of pure substance is affected by thermal energy? My answer to that question is that when thermal energy is added to the state of pure substance the substance isn’t pure anymore. When you look at a substance there’s three main ways it could be, a liquid, when the substance flows freely, a solid, when the substance is hard and has only the space of its shape, and a gas, any airlike substance that flows in any space available. The substance begins to experience different things like when it increases its thermal energy the substance’s particles have enough space and energy to begin …show more content…
For example, if you add thermal energy the substances move around because they have energy, but if you remove thermal energy then the particles don’t move a lot because they don’t have enough space.
Temperature: When you add or remove thermal energy to temperature everything can go different. For example, if you add thermal energy, that means heat, the temperature becomes warmer and the liquid begins to fog and create bubbles. If you remove thermal energy, that mean cooling it, thermal energy decreases and it becomes cold and things turn into solid, if they’re a