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Where does heat energy come from and how is it produced
Where does heat energy come from and how is it produced
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Where does heat energy come from and how is it produced
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Heat is generally produced as a result of friction in all chemical and mechanical processes. Nothing can be 100% energy efficient as heat is released in various ways. Just you walking across the floor produces heat between your feet and the floor and heat in your body. |
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