CHOICES: Celsius
higher temperature
how fast molecules vibrate lower temperature
the number of molecules
Fahrenheit
expands
Joules
less internal energy
more internal energy
calories
kelvin
HEAT VS TEMPERATURE
Heat and temperature are related but they are not the same. Heat depends
on (1)
and also on (2)
that vibrate. More vibrating
molecules usually mean (3)
Fewer vibrating molecules usually mean
(4)
Faster vibrating molecules mean (5)
Slower vibrating
molecules mean (6)
Heat is measured in units called (7)
and (8)
Temperature is measured in units called
(9)
(10).
and (11)
When matter is heated, it
(12)
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HEAT VS TEMPERATURE

Heat and temperature are related but they are not the same. Heat depends on (1) how fast molecules vibrate and also on (2) the number of molecules that vibrate. More vibrating molecules usually mean (3) more internal energy. Fewer vibrating molecules usually mean (4) less internal energy. Faster vibrating molecules mean (5) higher temperature. Slower vibrating molecules mean (6) lower temperature. Heat is measured in units called (7) Joules and (8) calories. Temperature is measured in units called (9) Celsius, (10) Fahrenheit, and (11) kelvin. When matter is heated, it (12) expands

Explanation:

The atoms and molecules of a substance to which heat is added vibrate faster. The vibration of the atoms causes the space between the atoms to increase. The state of the matter, liquid solid or gas is determined by the motion and spacing of the particles in the matter.

As the motion of the of the molecules in the substance increases, the substance expands.