As temperature increases energy
Increases
If you wanted to find out the thermal energy of an object, what should you do with all of the energy of the molecules.
A. Add
B. Subtract
C. Multiple
D. Divide
A. Add
A boy puts an ice cube in a cup of hot soup. What will happen to the energy of the molecules in the ice cube when it touches the hot soup?
Increase
Which paint bucket has a higher temperature?
The paint bucket in the garage/ the bottom one
Which bricks are warmer, the two top or the two bottom bricks?
The two bottom bricks
As temperature decreases energy
decreases
Thermal Energy is the __________-amount of energy in a substance
Total
A boy puts an ice cube in a cup of hot soup, what will happen to the energy of the molecules in the soup when it touches the cold ice cube?
Decrease
How will the energy in the paint buckets move if they are touching?
From the bottom to the top/ From the bucket in the garage to the one in the outside
If the top and bottom bricks touch, what will happen to the top bricks?
They will get warmer/they will get energy
Which has more energy, a cup of water at 20 C or a cup of water at 100 C
The cup at 100 C
True or false. If object 1 has a higher thermal energy than object 2, than object 1 must ALWAYS have a higher temperature than object 2
False
A boy puts an ice cube in a cup of hot soup. Eventually, what will happen to the temperatures of the ice cube and the soup?
They will be the same
Which paint bucket will increase in energy if they touch?
The paint bucket outside/the top one
Which top brick has more thermal energy?
Sheila's
Which has a higher average kinetic energy, a teacup of water at 80C or a bathtub of water at 40C
The teacup
True or false: Larger objects USUALLY have more thermal energy
True
How does the speed of the molecules of an ice cube compare with the speed of the molecules in a cup of hot soup?
The molecules in the ice cube are slower than the ones in the soup.
After they touch for a long time, what will be the final temperature of each bucket?
They will both be 14 degrees.
After they are touching for a while, which top brick will be cooler?
Sheila's
An object has four molecules. The speeds of the molecules are 4, 5, 3 and 4kj. What is the temperature of the object.
4 C
True or false: Things with more thermal energy take longer to heat up and cool down.
True
A girl takes some ice cream out of the freezer. What happens to the speed of the molecules in the ice cream when it is taken out of the freezer.
They speed up.
What is the thermal energy of the paint bucket outside?
90
Why do things that have more molecules take longer to heat up and cool down?
Because they energy has to spread out over more molecules