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Can plants survive without heat?
At absolute zero nothing survives. That is why global warming is so vital.
Can plants live without heat?
yes depensding on what typeof plant is it
Disadvantages of heat?
The disadvantages of heat are that if there is no solar energy, then there is no heat.
Is heat a scalar or vector?
Heat is energy. It and temperature are both scalars.
Type of energy on X axis of Phase change graph?
Thermal energy (heat)
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