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The document discusses various forms of energy, including thermal, mechanical, potential, kinetic, chemical, magnetic, and sound energy, and their relation to molecular activity. It explains the concept of energy interaction within a system, emphasizing the net change in energy during a process based on energy entering and leaving the system. Additionally, it outlines calculations related to work done on and by the system, as well as heat transfer processes.

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Tutorial-6

The document discusses various forms of energy, including thermal, mechanical, potential, kinetic, chemical, magnetic, and sound energy, and their relation to molecular activity. It explains the concept of energy interaction within a system, emphasizing the net change in energy during a process based on energy entering and leaving the system. Additionally, it outlines calculations related to work done on and by the system, as well as heat transfer processes.

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