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Degrees Celsius   Unit for measuring temperature  
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Evaporate   When a liquid turns into a gas  
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Internal energy   Energy stored in the movement of particles. Also called thermal energy.  
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Joule   Unit for measuring energy  
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Temperature   How hot something is  
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Thermal energy   See internal energy  
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Absorb   To soak up or take in  
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Conduction   Transferring energy touching  
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Convection   Transferring energy by circling currents in fluids and gases  
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Density   The amount of mass that one cubic centimetre of a substance has  
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Emit   To give out  
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Fluid   A gas or a liquid  
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Infrared radiation   Transferring energy by waves through space  
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Medium   Any substance through which something travels  
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Radiation   Electromagnetic waves that travel through space. Includes light, gamma, radio, infrared, X-ray, microwave and ultraviolet waves.  
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Reflect   To bounce off a surface  
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Thermal conductor   Allows heat to be transferred through it  
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Thermal imager   A device that takes pictures of infrared radiation instead of light radiation  
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Thermal insulator   Does not allow heat to be transferred through it  
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Solar cell   A material that directly converts light radiation to electrical energy  
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Solar panel   A material that transfers the Sun’s infrared radiation to heat water  
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Appliance   A household instrument powered by electricity  
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Efficiency   A way to describe how much energy is wasted  
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Kilowatt   A unit for measuring power kW 1000W = 1kW  
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Watt   A unit for measuring power 1W = 1J per second  
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Power rating   The number of joules of energy an appliance uses every second  
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Sankey diagram   A diagram showing energy transfers where the width of each arrow is proportional to the amount of energy it represents  
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Kilowatt-hour   The amount of energy used by a 1kW appliance in one hour. 1kW = 3600kJ.  
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Payback time   The time it takes to get the money back that you spent on an energy-saving change  
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