Heat can be converted to which of the following quantities?

Work

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Charge

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Electric Potential

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Energy

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Solution

The correct options are
A
Work

D
Energy

Heat is the kinetic energy possesed by the constituting molecules which vibrate. The S.I. unit for heat is joule.

The unit of work, charge, electric potential and energy are joule, coulomb, joule/coulomb and joule respectively. Therefore, heat can be converted into some form of work or energy.

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