Wide World
This is a direct result of climate change and increases by at least 1.5 milimeters.
What is rising sea levels?
When temperatures drop, thermal _________ happens to the particles
What is "contraction"?
This state of matter has particles that vibrate and are close together
What is a "solid"?
This heat loss technology is used to insulate homes and keep heat from escaping.
What is "spray foam"?
These are increasing in number and intensity each year and happened in LA this past January.
What are wild fires?
When temperatures rise, thermal ________ happens to the particles.
What is "expansion"?
This state of matter is the most unstable and has particles that move quickly
What is a "gas"?
This heat loss technology uses infared technology to detect heat signatures.
What is thermal imaging?
This is caused by an increase of Carbon in the environment.
What is global warming?
When heated, particles in this state of matter may explode.
What is a "gas"?
This state of matter has a definite volume but not shape.
What is a "liquid"?
This heat loss technology uses vaccume technology to keep heat from escaping into the air.
What is a "thermos" or "thermal technology"?
This effect is when various gasses are trapped in the earth's atmosphere and heat up the planet.
What is the greenhouse effect?
An object in motion has this type of energy.
What is Kinetic energy?
Scientist John Dalton discovered the basis of this theory.
What is "The Particle Theory of Matter"?
This heat loss technology uses the dissolving of salts or the oxidation of iron to create a chemical reaction to create heat.
What are "hot paws" or " hot packets"?
This person who fights for the environment has said, "You're never too small to make a difference."
Who is Greta Thunberg?
DAILY DOUBLE- worth 1000 poins if correct
MOST SOLIDS DO THIS WHEN HEATED
What is "expand"?
When particles change from a liquid to gas, this process occurs.
What is "evaporation"?
This heat saving device monitors room temperatures and can be programmed to adjest automatically.
What is a "smart thermostat"?