How is thermodynamic temperature different from viewing it from a kinetic perspective?
Does that mean that the movement of atoms relative to each other, in the kinetic sense of temperature, is not what the temperatures talk about in thermodynamics? So temperature is not a universal concept then? It is context dependent, and has many definitions?
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How is thermodynamic temperature different from viewing it from a kinetic perspective?
Does that mean that the movement of atoms relative to each other, in the kinetic sense of temperature, is not what the temperatures talk about in thermodynamics? So temperature is not a universal concept then? It is context dependent, and has many definitions?