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Forms of Energy
Conductors or Insulators
Converting Energy
Temperature,Heat and Thermal Energy
Conduction, Convection, and Radiation
100
The energy of Motion
What is kinetic energy
100
metal pot
conductor
100
When one form of energy turns into another form
What is converting energy
100
The measure of the average kinetic energy in an object
What is temperature
100
When particles collide and transfer energy
What is conduction
200
Stored energy
What is potential energy
200
cooler
What is an insulator.
200
A book falling off a table
What is an example of potential energy changing to kinetic energy
200
When an object gets larger when heated
What is thermal expansion
200
When heat is transfered by the movement of particles
What is convection
300
Energy stored chemical bonds
What is chemical potential energy
300
Paper
What is insulator
300
Burning firewood
What is stored chemical energy changing to light and heat energy
300
The three scales of temperature
What are Kelvin, Celsius, and Farenheit
300
When heat is transferred by electromagnetic waves
What is radiation
400
Energy that moves from hot to cold
What is thermal energy
400
Glass
What is conductor
400
Heat makes steam, which raised the lid on a teapot
What is an example of thermal energy converting to kinetic energy
400
The total kinetic and potential energy within an object
What is heat
400
Heating and cooling of a fluid changes it's density and the fluid begins to move
What is convection current (hotter - less dense, cooler - more dense, less dense rises above more dense, that's why heat rises.)
500
Energy stored in springs
What is elastic energy
500
What type of material makes the best conductors
What are metals
500
Rubbing your hands together
What is mechanical to thermal
500
The lowest temperature possible
What is 0 Kelvin or absolute 0
500
Thermal energy moves quickly through ____ and slowly through ______
What are conductors : insulators