Key Concepts
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| What happens to the temperature of an object what heat is added? | The temperature increases.
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| What happens when heat is added to an object? | The amount of thermal energy the particles have increases.
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| What happens when heat is removed from an object? | The amount of thermal energy the particles have decreases.
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| When a hot object is placed in a cool liquid what happens to the temperature of the object? | The object will lose heat and its temperature will decrease.
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| When a hot object is placed in a cool liquid what happens to the temperature of the liquid? | The liquid will gain heat and its temperature will increase.
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| A cold metal spoon is placed into a pot of hot water. What will happen to the temperature of the objects? | The objects will eventually have the same temperature.
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