The total KE of moving particles of an object.
What is Thermal Energy?
c = 99
m = 4 kg
T(initial) = 34oC
T(final) = 56oC
Q = ?
8,712 J
A space heater.
What is Radiation?
Heat moves from materials of _________ temperature to ___________ temperature.
What is Higher; Lower?
____ energy refers to energy of movement, whereas ______ energy refers to stored energy.
What is Kinetic; Potential?
A material that allows heat to flow across it very easily.
What is Conductor?
c = 22
m = 64.5 kg
T(initial) = 78oC
T(final) = 82oC
5,676 J
Burning your hand on an electrical oven burner by touching it when its hot.
What is Conduction?
In a cup of ice water heat transfer from the _________ to the __________, cooling down the drink.
What is Water; Ice?
This is the total KE + PE.
What is Mechanical Energy?
The average KE of each individual particle of an object.
What is Temperature?
c = 4.5
m = 1,021 kg
T(initial) = 78oC
T(final) = 102oC
110,268 J
Water on the ground is heated by the sun, evaporates, and rises. Water in the upper atmosphere cools and sinks (rain). This creates the water cycle and is an example of this process.
What is Convection?
A Styrofoam cooler is an example of a(n) ____________, which works by not letting heat pass through it very easily keeping your drinks cold on a hot day.
What is Insulator?
This measures how much energy is transferred into an object when a force is exerted on it. It can be found by using force and distance.
What is Work?
What is Heat?
c = 14
m = 14 kg
T(initial) = 14oC
T(final) = 14,140,014oC
2,771,440,000 J
Holding your hands close to a camp fire on a cold evening to warm them up.
What is Radiation?
Between a hot cup of coffee and a room temperature fish pond, this has the greater thermal energy.
What is Fish Pond?
What is Nuclear Energy?
The amount of heat needed to raise one gram of a substance by one degree Celsius.
What is Specific Heat?
c = 4.3362
m = 89.253 kg
T(initial) = 78oC
T(final) = 4552oC
1,731,522.373 J
DOUBLE JEOPARDY! This question is worth double the points.
Give a unique example of convection, conduction, and radiation. It can be three separate examples, or a process that includes all three.
What is... ?
Object A and Object B are placed on the same heating source at the same temperature. It takes Object B twice as long to heat up compared to Object A. This object has the lower specific heat.
What is Object A?
Measured in Watts, this is the rate at which work is done.
What is Power?