The form of energy defined by speed and mass
What is kinetic energy
Temperature is defined as
What is the average kinetic energy of the particles in a substance
Heat is radiated to the earth from this planetary body
What is the sun
When a solid's particles are heated, its particles gan this
What is speed/Kinetic Energy
What is physical contact?
The Form of energy defined by mass and height
A liquid with less viscosity will have a greater ability to do what?
Change in kinetic energy or temperature
heat radiation emits from this direction emits from this direction of an object?
what is all directions?
Convection happens in these two states of matter
What is liquid and gas?
Heat travels in this direction
what is hot to cold?
The three primary forms of weathering
What is Chemical, Mechanical/physical, and Biological?
More Kinetic energy in the particles of a substance results in more what?
higher temperature
In radiation, heat travels in the form of
What is Radio-waves
The pattern of the movement of particles with convection
This state of matter is best at conducting heat
what is solid?
The type of organism is defined by its need to consume other meat-eaters
What happens to the spacing of particles as temperature decreses?
The medium heat travels through in radiation
Unlike conduction, heat does not need a medium in radiation
When water molecules cool down at the top of a heated pot of water, the particles do this
What is replace the less dense hot water particles below them.
this type of surface is most suitable for conduction
what is smooth
The Kinetic Energy of an object with a mass of 2grams and a speed of 1mps
What is 1 Jul
A container of hydrogen gas has the same temperature as a container of denser oxygen gas. The gas atoms with the most kinetic energy
What is they are identical
heat radiation emited and temperature have this type of relationship
what is directly proportional
The intensity of the process of convection within our atmosphere can affect the development of these events
what are storms?
this type of matter is conducts minimal amounts of heat
what is an insulator