Which principle explains the difference between high temperature and low heat sensation in the thermosphere?
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Correct answer: Extremely low particle density
A high temperature in the thermosphere means that the few particles present have high average kinetic energy. It does not mean that a large quantity of thermal energy can be transferred to a person or object. Because particle density is extremely low, collisions and heat transfer are limited. Therefore D is correct. Rainfall, surface friction, and ozone abundance do not explain this specific contrast.
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Extremely low particle density
Why is this the correct answer?
A high temperature in the thermosphere means that the few particles present have high average kinetic energy. It does not mean that a large quantity of thermal energy can be transferred to a person or object. Because particle density is extremely low, collisions and heat transfer are limited. Therefore D is correct. Rainfall, surface friction, and ozone abundance do not explain this specific contrast.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 Accountancy question. Chapter: Theory Base of Accounting.
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