CBSE Class 11-science Answered
Why intermolecular energy is more in colder objects than in hotter objects?
Asked by Vineeth K | 12 Sep, 2014, 09:02: AM
Expert Answer
A colder object is more dense than a hotter object. That is, the molecules of a colder object are closer to each other and molecules of hotter object are far from each other.
Thus, the intermolecular force (or energy) between the molecules in a colder object is comparatively more than in hotter object.
NOTE: A hotter object is at higher temperature, so its molecules will have more kinetic energy. Hence, the net energy of molecules in hotter object is more. This is the reason why energy (heat) is transferred from higher energy to lower energy.
Answered by Romal Bhansali | 14 Sep, 2014, 06:53: PM
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