Defintions
States of Matter
Volume
Heat Transfer
History of Heat and Temperature
100

Define what a need is.

Something that you need to survive.

100

I have the highest kinetic energy, what type of matter am I?

A gas.

100

Explain how particles are arranged in a solid.

The particles are tightly packed together but they still have space between them. They haave the lowest volume.

100

How does heat transfer?

From a hot substance to a cold substance

100

Identify the two units that were discovered by scientists to measure temperature.

Celcius and Fahrenheit

200

Define kinetic energy.

The energy of movement.

200

Even though I look like I am not moving my particles are always vibrating what am I?

A solid.

200

How does the contraction of particles occur?

When the temperature of a substance decreases.

200

What do good insulators do?

They prevent the transfer of heat.
200

Who invented the first device for measuring temperature?

Galileo Galilei

300

Define sustainable.

Something that can be maintained or continued. Typically involves maintaining resources to help the environment.

300

My particles slip past one another and I take the shape of my container, what am I?

A liquid.

300

How are the particles in a substance affected if a there is an increase of heat?

The particles will spread out and have more space between them. This is known as expansion.

300

Which type of heat transfer can travel the farthest distance?

Radiation

300

Who performed an experiment with three pans of water and determined that we needed a reliable way to measure temperature?

John Locke

400

Define thermal energy.

The energy of heat. In other words, it is the energy of the total kinetic energy in the substance.

400

I transitioned from a gas to a liquid, what change occurred?

Condensation.

400

What happens to the sidewalk particles on a hot summer day and why do construction crews purposely separate the slabs of concrete? 

The sidewalk particles expand and the lines between the slabs allow room for these particles to expand so that the sidewalk does not crack.

400

Explain how heat is transferred by conduction.

Heat is transferred by conduction from a hot object coming into contact with a cooler object. 

400

When did humans create fire?

7000 B.C.

500

Define temperature.

The average kinetic energy of all the particles in a substance.

500

I transitioned from a gas to solid, what change occurred?

deposition.

500

Explain what will happen to a helium balloon if you take it outside into the cold from a nice warm house. 

The balloon will shrivel up because the helium particles are contracting.

500

Explain the flow of convection in a boiling pot of water.

The hot water rises and the once it is cooled by coming into contact with the air it cools and goes down the the side of the pot. The rising and falling of water particles forms a circular flow of convection.

500

When was forced air heating invented?

in the 1800’s