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Thermal Energy
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The transfer of energy moves from an object with? temperature to and object with? temperature
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The transfer of energy moves from an object with? temperature to and object with? temperature
High to low
Name the three scales used on a thermometer
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Name the three scales used on a thermometer
Celsius, Farenheit and Kelving
What is the temperature when all molecular motion stops?
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What is the temperature when all molecular motion stops?
Absolute zero
If the particles of an object have high average kinetic energy, is the temperature high or low?
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If the particles of an object have high average kinetic energy, is the temperature high or low?
Hight
Who invented the thermometer
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Who invented the thermometer
Galileo
What happens when an object at a hight temperature touches an object at a lower temperature
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What happens when an object at a hight temperature touches an object at a lower temperature
Heat energy moves from higher to lower temperatures
When both objects reach the same temperature this is called
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When both objects reach the same temperature this is called
Equalibrium
How is heat transferred in a pan on a stove burner.
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How is heat transferred in a pan on a stove burner.
Conduction
How is heat transferred through a solid.
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How is heat transferred through a solid.
By one particle at a time
What type of material slows down the movement of heat energy?
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What type of material slows down the movement of heat energy?
Insulators
How is heat transferred in liquids and gases?
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How is heat transferred in liquids and gases?
Convection
In the convection tubes, the hot water is more or less dense than the cold water?
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In the convection tubes, the hot water is more or less dense than the cold water?
Less dense
The transfer of thermal energy by electromagnetic waves is called?
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The transfer of thermal energy by electromagnetic waves is called?
Radiation
Which type of thermal energy transfer does not need particles of matter to move heat?
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Which type of thermal energy transfer does not need particles of matter to move heat?
Radiation
Identify the type of heat transfer-Roasting a hot dog over a campfire (Lightis invovled)
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Identify the type of heat transfer-Roasting a hot dog over a campfire (Lightis invovled)
Radiation
Identify the type of heat transfer-Heating pad you are sitting on
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Identify the type of heat transfer-Heating pad you are sitting on
Conduction
Hot air circulating in a room via the furnace
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Hot air circulating in a room via the furnace
convection
How does your coat keep you warm?
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How does your coat keep you warm?
Traps air between you and the coat.
Is a sytrofoam cup an insulator or a conductor?
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Is a sytrofoam cup an insulator or a conductor?
Insulator
Is copper tubing(metal pipe) an insulator or a conductor?
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Is copper tubing(metal pipe) an insulator or a conductor?
Conductor
When an object is heated, what happens to the molecules of that object?
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When an object is heated, what happens to the molecules of that object?
Speed up
If an object is heated does the particles expand or do the space between the particles expands?
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If an object is heated does the particles expand or do the space between the particles expands?
Space between the particles
Why do bridges and roads have expansion joints?
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Why do bridges and roads have expansion joints?
To allow for thermal expansion
When this object was heated, what happened? And what was this called?
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When this object was heated, what happened? And what was this called?
It is expanded, Thermal Expansion
Which has more thermal energy-an iceberg or the cup of coffee? Why?
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Which has more thermal energy-an iceberg or the cup of coffee? Why?
Ice berg-more particles
What is the Greenhouse effect?
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What is the Greenhouse effect?
The warming of the Earth-due to the trapping of infrared heat.




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