Heat Transfer Vocabulary
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| What is the measure of the average kinetic energy of the particles in a material? | This is temperature.
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| How does heat transfer? | Heat transfers from hot to cold.
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| What is achieved when the temperature of materials that are in contact are the same? | Thermal equilibrium is achieved.
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| What is the movement of thermal energy from a region of higher temperature to a region of lower temperature? | This is called heat.
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| What is the transfer of thermal energy by collisions between particles in matter? | Conduction
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| Touching a hot stove or a pot warming from direct contact with a burner are examples of heat transfer through | conduction
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| What is the thermal energy transfer through electromagnetic waves? | radiation
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| Feeling heat waves from the sun or a fire are examples of | radiation
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| What heat transfer is done by movement of the particles from one part of material to another? | convection
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| The lava lamp, movement of ocean currents, and the movement of magma underneath Earth's crust are examples of | convection currents
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| What is the change of state from a liquid to a gas | vaporization
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| What is the change of state that occurs when a solid changes to a gas without passing through the liquid state? | sublimation
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| What type of material allows heat to pass through quickly? | thermal conductors
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| What type of material allows heat to pass through SLOWLY? | thermal insulators
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| Rubber, plastic, and wood do not pass heat easily, they are all examples | thermal insulators
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| Metals like aluminum and copper allow heat to pass through them easily, they are examples of | thermal conductors
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