Probably not, as all matter has an energy component associated with it, even when it is at apparent rest.
For example, a 1kg rock at Earth's equator is really moving at about 40 000 km/day; and if we consider the motions of the Solar system, and of our Galaxy, then the energy of that apparently stationary rock is quite great.
Yes, it is possible to transform energy into matter. Doing so would require an enormous amount of energy, but it is theoretically possible.
Energy transfer mechanisms are important in influencing the lower extremity energetics during swing phase. In addition, the 74% increase in energy transfer out of the intact swing phase limb combined with the temporal characteristics of this energy flow suggests that energy transfer may be an adaptive mechanism that allows energy redistribution to the trunk which may partially compensate for the reduced power output of the stance phase prosthetic limb.
Theoretically yes but I don't believe it has been reached, I think the farthest reached has been a full 4f sublevel.
one energy that thermal energy can transfer into is radiation energy. It can transfer into that because of the electromagnetic waves.
Heat is a transfer of thermal energy.
A conductor allows easy transfer of energy.
a Carnot cycle is a perfect cycle of energy conversion from heat to mechanical energy and back without loss. This is an impossibility due to losses inherent in any energy transfer. A Carnot engine would theoretically use all available energy for each energy transfer.
a Carnot cycle is a perfect cycle of energy conversion from heat to mechanical energy and back without loss. This is an impossibility due to losses inherent in any energy transfer. A Carnot engine would theoretically use all available energy for each energy transfer.
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A: NO voltage is a potential that theoretically can exits without any current flow
Gas is used to heat transfer the sun, and which can make a thing called solar energy.
Yes. This is how radios work.
The heat transfer is possible by conduction, convection and radiation.
Yes, it is possible to transform energy into matter. Doing so would require an enormous amount of energy, but it is theoretically possible.
A greater surface area allows for greater energy transfer.
The transfer of energy is called Energy Transfer