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What is conduction?
What is conduction?
What is convection?
What is convection?
What is radiation?
What is radiation?
What are the three states of matter?
What are the three states of matter?
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Which state of matter has the most energy?
Which state of matter has the most energy?
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What describes the particle arrangement and motion of a solid?
What describes the particle arrangement and motion of a solid?
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What does temperature measure?
What does temperature measure?
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Heat is a measure of how much energy flows from ______________ objects to _____________ objects.
Heat is a measure of how much energy flows from ______________ objects to _____________ objects.
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Heat is the same thing as temperature.
Heat is the same thing as temperature.
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How does heat flow?
How does heat flow?
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What is thermal expansion?
What is thermal expansion?
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How do convection currents work?
How do convection currents work?
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What is energy?
What is energy?
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What is a pure substance?
What is a pure substance?
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What happens to molecules when temperature is added or removed?
What happens to molecules when temperature is added or removed?
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Study Notes
Heat Transfer Mechanisms
- Conduction: Transfer of heat through direct contact; example includes cooking eggs in a hot pan.
- Convection: Heat transfer through a medium, such as liquids or gases; exemplified by boiling water.
- Radiation: Transfer of heat through electromagnetic waves; microwave ovens cook food through radiation.
States of Matter
- Categories: Three states exist—solid, liquid, gas.
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Energy Levels:
- Gas possesses the highest kinetic energy as particles are far apart and move freely.
- Solid has the lowest kinetic energy with tightly packed particles that vibrate minimally.
Particle Behavior
- Solid: Particles are closely packed; limited movement, primarily vibration.
- Liquid: Particles are relatively close and can flow, allowing moderate movement.
- Gas: Particles are widely spaced and move rapidly and independently.
Temperature and Heat
- Temperature Measurement: Measures the average kinetic energy of particles; an increase in temperature correlates to increased particle movement.
- Heat Definition: Represents energy transfer from hot to cold objects; distinct from temperature itself.
Heat Transfer Dynamics
- Heat Flow: Energy transfers from warmer to cooler objects; for example, hot sand transfers heat to cooler bare feet.
- Thermal Expansion: As heat is applied, molecules move faster, causing them to spread apart and the object to expand.
Convection Currents
- Mechanism: Hot air rises while cold air sinks due to differences in density; hot air is less dense, resulting in upward movement, whereas cold air is denser and sinks.
Energy Fundamentals
- Energy: Defined as the ability to cause change or perform work.
- Pure Substance: Composed of only one type of atom or molecule; an example is pure iron consisting solely of iron atoms.
Particle Temperature Response
- Increased Temperature: Particles move further apart with increased kinetic energy.
- Decreased Temperature: Particles come closer together and kinetic energy diminishes when heat is removed.
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