ENERGY
Thermal Energy
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Heat Transfer
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100

Energy is the ability to do _____.

Energy is the ability to do WORK.

100

What is thermal energy?

Heat energy

100

Cold matter has MORE/LESS thermal energy? Explain.

Less. The participles do not move as fast when the temperature is low.

100

Name the 3 types of heat transfer. 

Conduction, Convection, Radiation

100

What is a conductor?

Materials that allow heat energy to be transferred.

200

Name M.E.L.T.S

Mechanical

Electrical
Light
Thermal
Sound

200

What is the measurement of hotness and coldness?

Temperature

200

How does thermal energy travel?

From hot to cold.

200

Radiation is... (Give 2 explanations)

- Heat transfer through open space
- No contact between objects
- Heat is transferred in the form of waves

200

What is an insulator?

Materials that do not allow heat energy to be transferred.

300

What is the energy for moving objects?

Mechanical Energy

300

What instrument is used to measure hotness and coldness of an object?

Thermometer


300

Is heat the same as temperature? Explain.

No. Temperature measure how hot something is. Heat is the energy that increases warmth/hotness. 

300

Explain the difference between conduction and convection. 

Conduction: Direct contact, heat transfer through solids
Convection: heat transfer through liquids and gases

300

Give 2 examples of conductors and 2 examples of insulators.

Conductors: steel, copper, aluminum, gold

Insulators: foam, cotton, paper, plastic

400

Describe what chemical energy is.

Fuel and energy stored in food.

400

Name 3 sources of geothermal energy.

Geysers, volcano, hot springs.
400

1) When we dropped dye into hot, cold, and room temperature water, which container spread the fastest? 2) Explain why that happened. 

1) Hot
2) The particles are moving faster in hot water, which causes the dye to spread quicker.

400

Give an example of conduction, convection, and radiation.

Conduction: Ice cream melting in hand, touching hot stove
Convection: Hot air balloon, boiling water in a heated pot
Radiation: Heating hand through campfire, sun heating earth

400

Explain how the 3 types of heat transfer is taking place in each picture.

Radiation: Person is feeling heat from fireplace with open space in between.
Conduction: Person is having direct contact with the fire poker. Both are solids. Heat is transferred from the poker to the hand.
Convection: When the fan turns on, it moves warm and cool around. 

500

Energy makes matter _____ or _____.

Energy makes matter move or change.

500

Name 5 sources of thermal energy. 

Sun, geothermal, mechanical, chemical, electrical

500

Describe and explain the "Mysterious Balloon" experiment. 

Describe: A bottle with a balloon was placed in hot and cold water. The balloon inflated when placed in hot water.

Explain: The heat from hot water is causing the air particles in the bottle to move faster. It needs room to move and expand, so air particles are moving into the balloon. Therefore, it inflated. 

500

Explain what a convection current is.

When liquids/gases are heated, they rise. The particles move apart when they get hot. Hot molecules move up, cold molecules move down. As particles heat through while moving up and down, it creates a convection current.

500

Describe what types of heat transfer is happening.

Conduction: Pizza directly on the base.
Convection: Heat is making air hot. This hot air moves around and transfers heat to the sides and top of the pizza
Radiation: Heat from fire is travelling through open space.