Q65 / 160 · JIPMER 2005 · Chemistry

The internal energy of a substance

A
decrease with increase in temperature
Correct answer
B
increase with increase in temperature
C
remains unaffected with change in temperature
D
calculated by $E=m c^2$

Solution

The internal energy of a substance always increases with increase in temperature.

Hence, the correct answer is option: 'B'.

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