Energy
What is Potential Energy?
What is Energy at Rest?
Describe the difference between a conductor and an insulator.
What is a conductor readily conducts thermal energy; an insulator inhibits flow of thermal energy.
The transfer of heat energy in a gas or a liquid by means of currents in the heated fluid is called...
What is Convection
The transfer of heat energy by means of electromagnetic waves is called...
What is Radiation
What type of heat transfer occurs with direct contact?
What is Conduction?
What is Kinetic Energy?
What is Energy in Motion?
What is the definition of a conductor?
What is speed up heat transfer.
Name the three modes of heat transfer.
What is conduction, convection, and radiation?
Beneath the Earth's crust hot magma is rising and cool magma sinking.
What is Convection?
Accidently burning your hand on a hot metal pan.
What is Conduction?
A rollercoaster has been pulled to the top of the hill, the roller coast has what kind of energy?
What is Potential?
An insulator is helpful by
What is slowing down heat transfer?
Heat moves from the _____ object to the ______ object.
What is hotter object to colder object?
Which type of heat transfer is responsible for winds and precipitation, playing an important role in Earth's weather patterns.
What is Convection?
The measure of how hot or cold something is.
What is temperature?
You are speeding downhill on your bike, what kind of energy do you have?
What is kinetic?
What elements are good conductors?
What are metals?
What type of heat transfer is used in a microwave?
What is radiation?
The molecules in hot chocolate compared to chocolate milke are doing what?
What is moving faster?
Give three units that temperature can be measured in.
What is kelvin, celsius, fahrenheit?
Temperature is a measure of
What is kinetic energy?
Is mercury (used in thermometers) an insulator or conductor?
What is a conductor?
Radiation is when _____________ waves travel through space, without direct contact.
What is electromagnetic?
This is when heat transfer stops.
What is equilibrium?
In what sense do we say there is no such thing as cold?
What is Cold isn't a thing in itself, but is an absence of thermal energy or heat.