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Is internal energy frame dependent-dependent?

In the realm of kinetic theory of gases  , the internal energy of gas is solely due to the sum of kinetic energies of all particles  ,since since kinetic energy is frame dependent I was thinking whether a container having gas will heat up if I put it in a moving train  ,which which is accelerating?

Is internal energy frame dependent?

In the realm of kinetic theory of gases  , the internal energy of gas is solely due to the sum of kinetic energies of all particles  ,since kinetic energy is frame dependent I was thinking whether a container having gas will heat up if I put it in a moving train  ,which is accelerating?

Is internal energy frame-dependent?

In the realm of kinetic theory of gases, the internal energy of gas is solely due to the sum of kinetic energies of all particles, since kinetic energy is frame dependent I was thinking whether a container having gas will heat up if I put it in a moving train, which is accelerating?

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Is internal energy frame dependent?

In the realm of kinetic theory of gases , the internal energy of gas is solely due to the sum of kinetic energies of all particles ,since kinetic energy is frame dependent I was thinking whether a container having gas will heat up if I put it in a moving train ,which is accelerating?