convection, conduction, radiation
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 is the transfer of heat by direct contact between particles | Conduction
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| A metal spoon gets hot in a boiling pot of water | Example of Conduction
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| Ice cube melts in hand | Example of Conduction
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| the transfer of heat in liquids and gasses through currents | Convection
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| Air is warmer at the ceiling than the floor | Example of Convection
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| Water in a heated pot begins to boil | Example of Convection
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| Transfer of heat by electromagentic waves | Radiation
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| toes are warmed in front of a space heater | Example of Radiation
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| Slices of bread turn brown in a toaster | Example of Radiation
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| A cheek is burned by a hot curling iron | Example of Conduction
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| cool air sinks to the ground on a warm night | Example of Convection
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| a marshmellow turns brown when held over hot coals | Example of Radiation
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| what is the only place that supports life | Earth
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| what is the source of all energy in the atmosphere | the sun
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| what is the order of when the earth receives energy from the sun | 1, it receives energy from the atmosphere, 2, some energy is reflected back into space, 3, some is reflected by land and water
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| what are 3 types of heat transfer | conduction, convection. radiation
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