Which substance has the most thermal energy and will have the most heat flow from it? a stovetop burner on medium (200°c) a nuclear reactor core (1000°c) the human body (36°c) air at room temperature (32°c)

Option (b) is the correct option.

Explanation:

The energy possessed inside a body or object due to the motion of particles is known as thermal energy.

More is the amount of thermal energy possessed by a body, the more amount of heat will flow  out of it.

In the given options, a stovetop burner on medium has a thermal energy of 200°C, a nuclear reactor core has a thermal energy of 1000°C, the human body has a thermal energy of 36°C, and air at room temperature has a thermal energy of 32°C.

Thus, the maximum thermal energy is shown by a nuclear reactor core which is 1000°C. Hence, nuclear reactor core will have the most heat flow from it.

IT is B for sure

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