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caloric theoryA theory that defined thermal energy as an substance that flowed from hot bodies into cold bodies.
calorie (cal)The amount of thermal energy required to increase the temperature of 1g of water 1 degree C
conductionThe flow of thermal energy from an object to another object through contact.
conductorsAny substance that will allow the flow of thermal energy; in electricity, a substance that holds its valence electrons loosely, allowing the flow of electricity.
convectionThe flow of thermal energy from one place to another by the movement of particles.
convection currentA mass of moving particles that carries thermal energy.
entropyThe amount of disorder and randomness in a system, unusable energy.
heatThe kinetic energy present within the particles of matter; the transfer of thermal energy.
heat of fusionThe amount of thermal energy needed to change a substance from its solid phase to its liquid phase.
heat of vaporizationThe amount of thermal energy needed to change a substance from its liquid phase to its gaseous phase.
insulatorsA substance that does not conduct electricity or heat very well.
kilocalorie (kcal)1000 calories
kinetic theory of thermal energyIdentifies the thermal energy of an object with the motion of its particles.
R-valueA measurement of the insulating ability of a substance.
radiationThe transportation of thermal energy without the use of matter.
specific heatThe amount of thermal energy needed to raise the temperature of 1g of a substance 10 C.
temperatureThe measure of the average kinetic energy in a material.
thermal equilibriumWhen the average kinetic energy of the particles of two objects are at the same temperature and conduction stops.
thermal expansionAn increase in the volume of a substance caused by the addition of thermal energy.
thermodynamicsThe branch of physics that deals with thermal energy.