Heat
Temperature
Heat II
Sound
Sound II
100
Name the 3 types of heat transfer?
Conduction, Convection, Induction
100
What is the term for energy that transfers from one object to another due to the difference in temperature?
Heat
100
At what temperature does water freeze and boil on the Fahrenheit scale?
32* and 212* F
100
The highest point of the wave? The lowest point of the wave?
Crest and trough
100
What is the term for the matter which a wave travels through?
Medium
200
Give an example of a conductor?
Metal, wire
200
What is the term for the average kinetic energy of the particles of a substance?
Temperature
200
At what temperature does water freeze and boil on the Celsius scale?
0* and 100* C
200
The midpoint of the wave?
Resting position
200
Which matter does sound travel through the fastest?
Solid
300
Give an example of an insulator?
Plastic, foam, cotton, wood
300
Which temperature scale is used internationally?
Celsius
300
What is the term for the temperature at which energy amounts can go no lower?
Absolute Zero
300
This is measured from one crest of the wave to the next crest of the wave?
Wavelength
300
This depends on the frequency at which sound waves hit your ear?
Pitch
400
What is a conductor?
A substance that allows heat to pass through easily
400
Which temperature scale is used primarily in the United States?
Fahrenheit
400
Heat always moves in this direction...from ________ to _______ substances?
Warmer to Cooler
400
Define frequency?
How often something happens
400
What is the Doppler Effect?
The apparent change in frequency because either the source of the sound or the observer is moving
500
What is an insulator?
A substance that does not allow heat to pass through easily
500
Which temperature scale is used by scientists who experiment with extreme cold?
Kelvin
500
Wt what temperature is absolute zero reached - using the Kelvin scale?
0 K
500
What is the term for how fast a wave moves?
Wave speed
500
The higher the frequency of a sound wave, the higher the ____________________?
Pitch
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