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Thermal Energy

Examples & Terms

TermDefinition
Rain falling from clouds or snowflakes. This is an example of? Precipitation
Water disappearing from a puddle or boiling water creating steam. This is an example of? Evaporation
A metal spoon in a hot cup of tea. This is an example of? Conduction
Sun rays shining on a person or the Earth. This is an example of? Radiation
Boiling water with circular motion or warm air rising from a heater. This is an example of? Convection
A humid day with sweat or foggy windows. This is an example of? Humidity
Metal wire or a cooking pan This is an example of? Conductor
Rubber gloves holding a hot pan. This is an example of? Insulator
Water droplets on leaves or steam coming off plants. This is an example of? Transpiration
Person sweating after exercise. This is an example of? Perspiration
Dew on grass or condensation on a window. This is an example of? Moisture
Ice melting or water boiling. This is an example of? Phase Change
Ice cube or a rock. This is an example of a Solid
Water in a glass or pouring juice. This is an example of a? Liquid
Steam rising from a kettle or air balloons. This is an example of? Gas
Diagram showing molecules moving faster when heated. This is an example of? Motion of Molecules / Molecular Motion
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