when heat is supplied to a body does the temperature rise continously or does it rise to a particular limit?

Question

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Answer 1

The temperature rises until it reaches the equilibrium point at which the body is radiating (or conducting or convecting) heat energy away as rapidly as heat energy is being supplied to it.

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Doug

Answer 2

It rises to a point where it uses the btu's of the input heat, the only way you can get the temp higher is to increase the input heat.

Answer 3

it depends upon the conductivity of the material and the temperature of medium surrounding the body.at room temperature the temp wud rise

Answer 4

the average temperature should be around 98.6 degrees. If the body gets hotter, it will try too cool down with sweat etc. If it doesn't cool to a safe temperature, it will get cooked...

Answer 5

It will rise until the object melts, evaporates, or undergoes nuclear fusion (like at the center of the sun).

Answer 6

of course there's a limit... and when you reach that limit, you'll be in a box...