Note Taking Guide: Heat Transfer Powerpoint Name
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OBJECTIVE#1 “What is heat?”
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Temperature is:
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On the Farenheit scale, water freezes at and boils at .
On the Celsius scale, water freezes at and boils at .(metric scale)
On the Kelvin scale, water freezes at and boils at .
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Thermal Energy is:
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Which is larger in a larger cup Temperature or Thermal Energy? (Circle One)
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Heat is:
Objective#2 “How does heat transfer from one place to another?”
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What are the three types of heat transfer? , , and
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happens when one hot object touches another and transfers heat.
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List two examples of conduction: 1.
2.
What is a key word for conduction?
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happens when movement of hot/cold particles in a liquid/gas creates a current.
Which is less dense? Hot water/Cold Water? (Circle One)
In a pot of boiling water, the hot water and the cold water
What is the key word for convection? .
List two examples of convection: 1.
2.
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is the transfer of energy by electromagnetic waves.
What is the key word for radiation? .
List two examples of radiation. 1.
2.
Objective #3 “How come some things get hotter than others?”
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What is Specific Heat?
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The the specific heat, the it heats up.
Please label: R = Radiation Cd= Conduction Cv = Convection
1. Warm air rising up
2. Heat spreading along a metal.
3, Heat reaching you from an electric bar heater.
4. Warm water rising to the top of a water tank. .
5. A table gets hot under a mug of tea. .
6. Toast cooking in a toaster. .
7. Smoke rising up a chimney. .
8. Heat reaching us from the sun. .
9. The burner on a hot air balloon. .
10. Touching a hot plate. .
11. Sausages cooking under a grill .
OUR EXPERIMENTS:
1. Hot water rising to the top of cold water .
2. Heating sand with a heat lamp. .
3. Melting wax on a hot spoon. .