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Heat Transfer
Conduction, Convection, Radiation, and Energy
Temperature
Emit, Absorb, Expand, Contract
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Which material is a good thermal conductor? 

metal

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Which type of heat transfer happens when two objects are touching?
conduction
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What unit do we use to measure temperature?
degrees celcius/centigrade
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When an object receives thermal energy, it is _____________ thermal energy. (emitting, absorbing, expanding, or contracting)
absorbing
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When temperature increases, the speed of the particles....

increases

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Heat always flows from _______ to _______.
Hot to cold
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Which type of heat transfer involves moving fluids?
convection
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What tool is used to measure temperature?
A thermometer
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When an object gives thermal energy, it is _____________ thermal energy. (emitting, absorbing, expanding, or contracting)
emitting
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What is the coldest possible Temperature? 

Absolute 0, 0 degrees K

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Which type of heat transfer involoves light?
radiation
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Convert 25 degrees C to F. 

77 degrees F

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When the temperature of an object increases, it usually ________________. (emits, absorbs, expands, contracts)
expands
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Heat transfer will not happen if two objects are the same ____________.
temperature
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What state of matter has the greatest amount of energy

Gas

400

Convert -40 degrees C to F.  

-40 Degrees F.

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When the temperature of an object decreases, it usually ________________. (emits, absorbs, expands, contracts)
contracts
400

What does specific heat capactity measure?

How much energy is needed to raise the temperature of one gram of a substance by one degree celcius.

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What are the three types of heat transfer?
conduction, convection, and radiation
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Which type of heat transfer comes from the sun?

radiation

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What does temperature measure in atoms?

How fast they are moving back-and-forth (vibrating)

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Fill in the blanks: "____________" means it gets smaller and "____________" means it get bigger. (emit, absorb, expand, contract)
contract, expand