One law named for Isaac Newton describes the rate of transfer of this quantity, which does  not change in adiabatic [ay-dee-uh-BAA-tik] processes.
One law named for Isaac Newton describes the rate of transfer of this quantity, which does  not change in adiabatic [ay-dee-uh-BAA-tik] processes. Without additional work it can only  flow in one direction according to the (*) second law of thermodynamics. Because it is a type of  energy, it is often measured in joules, and can also be measured in calories. For 10 points, name  this quantity that can be transferred by convection, radiation, or conduction.
One law named for Isaac Newton describes the rate of transfer of this quantity, which does  not change in adiabatic [ay-dee-uh-BAA-tik] processes.
heat (or thermal energy; prompt on energy before it is mentioned; do not accept  temperature)