Heat Transfer 1
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Heat Transfer 3
Heat Transfer 4
Heat Transfer 5
100

What type of heat transfer is when hot fluids rise and cool fluids sink?

What is Convection

100

Heat moves from the _____ object to the ______ object.

hotter ; cooler

100

True/False: Heat Transfer take place until both objects have the same amount of energy.

True

100

How does heat transfer?

Heat tends to transfer from the object with the most energy to the least energy. 

100

water heats in a pot 

what is convection

200

The transfer of heat energy from the sun to Earth.

Radiation

200

In order for heat to be transferred by conduction the objects must be _______________.

What is touching

200

Accidently burning your hand on a hot metal pan. 

Conduction.

200

butter melting when it comes in contact with hot corn

Conduction

200

Name all modes of heat transfer. 

conduction, convection and radiation

300

What type of heat transfer occurs through direct contact when objects are touching?

What is Conduction

300

What method of heat transfer is this? 

Conduction (energy transfer via contact)

300

What type of heat transfer needed to heat up the spoon?


Convection

300

The handle of most cooking pots are made of rubber because...

they are an insulator, and do not let the heat pass through

300

What method of heat transfer is shown here?

Convection heating (hot fluid rises, cool fluid sinks)

400

What method of energy transfer is this?

(Description: Heat flows from the hotter cup into the cooler hands. )

Conduction (energy transfer via contact)

400

As water is heated, the particles become __________

slightly separated

400

When something heats up, the speed of the molecules ___________

what is speed up/ increase in speed

400

Feeling the warmth from a campfire. 

Radiation

400

What is the Earth's biggest source of radiation?

What is the sun

500

Explain the reason why cold air usually sinks to the bottom and warm air rises up?

What is cold air more dense than warm air, therefore sinks to the bottom

500

What is an insulator?

An insulator stops energy from either entering or leaving an object 

500

Explain why it’s much colder at the bottom of a pool than at the top. 

Convection makes the cool water sink and the hot water rise. 

500

What is a Conductor?

Is an object that lets heat/electricity pass through easily 

500

If the particles' kinetic energy of a substance starting to decrease, the motion of the particles will ........... 

what start to move slower

600

Which type of heat transfer is responsible for winds and precipitation, playing an important role in Earth's weather patterns.  

Convection

600

Radiation travels as ___________ waves

What EM (Electromagnetic) waves

600

Plants require photosynthesis to grow. Through what type of heat transfer is required for photosynthesis to occur?

What is Radiation

600

 Applying thermal energy to a solid object will allow the particles of that solid object to ............... 

What is to separate a little 

600

What method of heat transfer is shown in the photo?

It is showing heat radiation

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