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heat the transfer of thermal energy from a warmer substance to a cooler one
thermal energy the energy of motion of the particals of mater in a substance
kenetic theory of mater the theory that States that all matter is mad up of tiny constantley moving particals
temperature a measure of the average move ment of particals of matter tempature changes as the particals move faster warmer or slower colder
conduction give two examples a black top drive way heats up faster than water a black car heats up faster than a white car
convection two examples water heats up and so does the air above it
radiation tracks heat
rotation & revolution how are they related to day length. the are related to day lanth depends on how fast the rotates the shorter day length.
locations on earth and in the United States receive the most direct light from the sun the States closes to the equator because the receive more direct light
how do the hours of day light change at different locations on earth throught the year near the: equator longer near north pole: shorter near south pole: shorter
how does heat capacity influence temps of inland locations. vs. coastal locations
using what you know about reflected and absorbed energy explain why wearing a white t-shirt and shorts would be better than if you were Waring black and then going to great America on a 90* day white obsordes less heat than black is a conductor that obsorbs sun light
Created by: markmarinaro
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