
Thermal energy (or heat energy) is produced when the atoms and molecules of a heated substance start moving faster and collide with each other, due to a rise in its temperature.
Here are some examples of thermal energy or heat energy in everyday life:
- #1 The hot tea has the thermal energy

- #2 Hot water filled in a bathtub has the thermal energy

- #3 A slice of hot pizza has the thermal energy

- #4 Heat coming from the sun has the thermal energy

- #5 A vessel of hot boiling water placed on a stove has the thermal energy

- #6 Cooked food taken out from a microwave oven has the thermal energy

- #7 Water that melts the ice cube has the thermal energy

- #8 Your hand that warms the cold glass of juice has the thermal energy

- #9 Heat of an ignited matchstick has the thermal energy

- #10 Heat coming out from a heater has the thermal energy

- #11 Skillet placed on a stove has the thermal energy

- #12 Piece of toast coming out from a toaster has the thermal energy

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Related:
- Different Types of Energy
- Potential Energy Examples
- Kinetic Energy Examples
- Chemical Energy Examples
- Electrical Energy Examples
- Geothermal Energy Examples
- Radiant Energy Examples
- Sound Energy Examples
- Electromagnetic Energy Examples
- Nuclear Energy Examples
- Light Energy Examples
- Elastic Energy Examples
- Gravitational Energy Examples
- Mechanical Energy Examples
- Law of Conservation of Energy Examples
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