How does electricity work?
How does electricity work? Why does it produce heat?
Why do metals conduct heat? How do they conduct heat? Why can't you just run electricity through water in order to heat it, as opposed to using a copper heating element? Why is heat not a fluid? It flows and yet it is considered only as energy. I am confused Why are some materials good conductors of heat and electricity? What is heat energy? What are some examples? How does a heat pump work? What is electricity? What is the difference between heat and energy? What is heat energy and what are some examples? Why are metals good conductor of heat and electricity? Why do water conduct electricity? What are the applications of conduction of heat? What is thermal energy? Who uses it? Can electricity be generated from the heat released by household appliances like air conditioners, refrigerators, etc.? What is thermal energy? Where is it used? What are the heating effects of electric current? How can you convert heat energy directly into electricity? Is there a material that only conducts electricity at a certain temperature? How are metals able to conduct heat? What is electrical energy? Why are metals good conductors of electricity and heat? How is the electricity generated from water? What are the uses of thermal energy? Why and what makes some things burn when heated? What is thermal heat energy? What are some examples? How does light turn into heat? What is thermal energy? How electricity generated from water? What contributes to a material's high heat capacity? What is thermal energy and how can it be found?