Give an example of how things can have the same temperature, but different heats.

One example is when two glasses of water are being measured with the same temperature, but when you added another drop it doesn't change it's temperature. As you will notice each drop you add, the temperature doesn't add. But the heat contained in it is gradually getting higher each drop of water you add.

It is because heat and temperature is slight but significant, heat is the overall energy of the molecular motion, while temperature is the average energy of the molecular motion. Meaning to say Heat has a major part in the energy od the molecular motion.

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