Definition: Annealing is a process where substances change their state, temperature or chemical composition to heat them up quickly so they can absorb energy in a specific direction (heat transfer). It's most commonly used for heating items like batteries, transformers, or even atoms. Definition: 1. Heating: The process of increasing the internal temperature of an object to achieve an desired final temperature. 2. Heat Transfer: The movement of heat energy from one area to another as a result of thermal interaction between the objects. Example: In computer circuits, the idea behind annealing is to reduce resistance in the wires by heating them up so they can conduct more current efficiently. An example of annealing would be when we're adding insulation to your circuit board, making it more resistant to heat and reducing power consumption.
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