Thermal Energy and Heat
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- Q1The temperature at which no more energy can be removed from matterabsolute zero30sEditDelete
- Q2The energy transferred between objects that are at different temperaturesheat30sEditDelete
- Q3The transfer of energy by electromagnetic wavesRadiation30sEditDelete
- Q4the movement of energy from a warmer object to a cooler objectheat transfer30sEditDelete
- Q5A material that does not conduct heat wellInsulator30sEditDelete
- Q6the heat required to raise the temperature of a one kilogram substance one degree Kelvinspecific heat30sEditDelete
- Q7the expansion of matter when it is heatedthermal expansion30sEditDelete
- Q8The transfer of thermal energy by the circulation or movement of a liquid or gas. Baseboard heaters in a room would be an example.convection30sEditDelete
- Q9A material that conducts heat wellconductor30sEditDelete
- Q10A measure of the average energy of motion of the particles of a substance.temperature30sEditDelete
- Q11What does temperature depend on?kinetic energy of particles30sEditDelete
- Q12The total energy of all the particles of an object.thermal energy30sEditDelete
- Q13Which of these would be the best CONDUCTOR?woodsilverairpaper30sEditDelete
- Q14What happens when most substances are cooled?they contractthey expandthey warm upthey stay the same30sEditDelete
- Q15Which of these would be the best INSULATOR?silverironaluminumtrapped air30sEditDelete
- Q16Which of these temperatures would be considered the highest?100 degrees Fahrenheit100 degrees Celcius100 degrees Kelvin30sEditDelete
- Q17If two glasses of water are at the same temperature, which statement would be true?kinetic energy is very differentkinetic energy is about the sameelectricity is helping maintain temperaturethermal energy is different in each glass.30sEditDelete
- Q18Joints in train tracks are designed with extra space to allow for __________ in hot weather.insulationthermal expansionconvectionradiation30sEditDelete