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Temperature and Zeroth low of thermodynamic

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 πŸŒ‘️ What is Temperature? Temperature is the measure of how hot or cold something is. πŸ‘‰ Scientifically, it tells us how fast the particles (atoms or molecules) in a substance are moving. If particles move faster, the object is hotter → High temperature. If particles move slower, the object is colder → Low temperature. 🧠 Think of it like this: Temperature is like a speedometer for atoms — it tells how energetic they are. --- πŸ” Zeroth Law of Thermodynamics This law helps us define temperature clearly. ✅ Statement: “If object A is in thermal equilibrium with object B, and object B is in thermal equilibrium with object C, then object A is also in thermal equilibrium with object C.” 🧠 In Simple Words: If two things are the same temperature as a third thing, then they are the same temperature as each other. πŸ”₯ Why is this law important? It helps us use thermometers. It tells us that temperature is a common measurable quantity. --- πŸ“ Scales of Temperature There are 3 main scales to m...

Transmission of Heat Made Easy for JEE Students

 πŸŒ‘️ Transmission of Heat – JEE Made Simple Heat is a form of energy that flows from a hot object to a cold one. Just like water flows from high to low level, heat flows from higher temperature to lower temperature. But how does heat move? There are three main ways heat is transferred: --- 1️⃣ Conduction 🟒 Main Idea: Heat is transferred through solids without movement of particles. πŸ“Œ Examples: Heating one end of a metal rod makes the other end hot. Cooking using a steel pan. πŸ’‘ How It Happens: When one part of a solid is heated, its particles vibrate more. These particles pass their energy to neighboring particles. πŸ” Important Terms: Good Conductors: Metal (Copper, Aluminium, etc.) Bad Conductors (Insulators): Wood, Plastic, Air πŸ”₯ Formula: Q=k.A(T¹-T²).T÷d Where: Q = heat transferred  K= thermal conductivity  A= area  T¹-T²= temperature difference  d= thickness T = time --- 2️⃣ Convection 🟒 Main Idea: Heat is transferred by the actual movement of particles ...

Thermometry, Thermal Expansion, and Calorimetry – JEE Physics Made Easy

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🌑️ Thermometry, Thermal Expansion, and Calorimetry – JEE Physics in Simple Words Hey JEE aspirants! Today we’ll break down three important topics from Thermal Physics: πŸ‘‰ Thermometry πŸ‘‰ Thermal Expansion πŸ‘‰ Calorimetry Let’s understand these in simple language with examples, formulas, and JEE tips. --- πŸ”₯ Part 1: What is Thermometry? πŸ‘‰ Thermometry = Measurement of Temperature Thermo = heat Metry = measurement So, thermometry means measuring temperature using a thermometer. 🌑️ Types of Thermometers: Type Description Mercury Thermometer Uses mercury. Common in labs. Alcohol Thermometer For low temperatures. Digital Thermometer Uses sensors and displays temp digitally. Gas Thermometer Very accurate. Used in experiments. πŸ”„ Temperature Scales: Scale Freezing Point Boiling Point Formula Celsius (°C)  freezing point of water 0°C Boiling point of water 100°C  Fahrenheit (°F) freezing point of water32°F  Boiling point of water 212°F  Kelvin (K) freezing point of water273...

How to Stay Motivated for JEE Preparation | Don’t Give Up!

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 πŸ’™ Dear JEE Aspirant: Read This When You Feel Like Giving Up --- πŸ“Œ Hi Future Engineer, Are you feeling tired? Did you get low marks in a test? Are others scoring more than you? Are you losing confidence? First — take a deep breath. Close your eyes for 5 seconds. Relax. You are still here, trying. This means you have not lost yet. --- πŸ’‘ Everyone Feels This Even toppers feel tired. Even toppers feel scared. Even toppers fail sometimes. But they don’t stop. They try again. And again. Every student who cleared JEE felt the same fear. But they did not give up. --- πŸ”₯ Marks Are Not Everything Low marks do not mean you are bad or useless. Low marks only tell you — what to study more. A test is just practice — not your final result. --- πŸš€ Do One Small Thing When you feel sad or tired, don’t think of the whole syllabus. Ask yourself: πŸ‘‰ What can I study for the next 30 minutes? πŸ‘‰ Which 1 chapter can I finish today? Do just one thing. Then do the next. Small steps will take you to your ...