Sensible heat involves a change in which aspect of a substance?

Sensible heat involves change in temperature of a substance. As the name suggests, it is the heat one can feel or sensed. When a system exchange sensible heat, its volume, pressure and state do not change. The sensible heat can be measured with the help of thermometer. The other type of heat is latent heat which involves change in state of the substance.

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