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Term: Thermal Energy

Description: Thermal energy refers to the energy that is generated or transferred by heat, usually in the form of molecular motion. It is a type of kinetic energy that is associated with the temperature of an object or a system. Thermal energy can be used for various applications, including heating, cooking, or powering thermal power plants.

Sample sentences:

1. The thermal energy from the sun warms up the Earth's surface, creating a suitable environment for various forms of life.
2. When water is heated, the thermal energy causes the molecules to move faster, resulting in the formation of steam.
3. Insulation helps to minimize heat loss by reducing the transfer of thermal energy from one place to another.
4. Thermal energy can be transformed into mechanical energy through the use of thermal engines such as steam turbines.
5. Using renewable sources like geothermal power helps to harness thermal energy from within the Earth's core.

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