By Laurie Jarvis
11.07.13
By Deb Simonson
11.07.13
What happens to air as a stove heats it?
As the stove heats the air it turns hot
the air as a stove heat it, then it will turn hot
As the strove heats up it will get hot because its conduction to the pot
The molecules will start moving faster and they will move apart which will cause the hot air to rise
What warms the Earth through radiation??
The sun
the sun
the sun heats the earth through radiation
The sun
How is heat measured and in what units
by a baromether and in degrees celsius or farenheit
As a form of energy heat has the unit joule (J) in the International System of Units (SI). However, in many applied fields in engineering the British thermal unit (BTU) and the calorie are often used. The standard unit for the rate of heat transferred is the watt (W), defined as joules per second.
Heat - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The average translational kinetic energy of the molecules of a system and the units are watts Celsius or Fahrenheit
what do you not get?
what are two good thermal conductors?
where do i find info about thermal conductors on this activity?
where can i find info on why conduction works so poorly in liquids and gases?
Why does a hand need an oven mitt in order to pick up the pot from the stove
to not get burned
Because conduction is being transferred to your hand if you don't wear the mitt so then you would get burned....
When electromagnetic waves go thru the air, for example from the sun, and heat up the air and even buildings, or the ground
What is the transfer of Conduction
Okay so when you don' t use a mitt to help you take out the hot pan what might happen and what caused it also why??
when they put their hand on the heated handle they will get burned. So they put he mitt on so they don't get burned.
the sun
can u tell me what is four good conductors and four poor conductors.
Write a few everyday applications of conduction of heat
Why do darker colors absorb heat and lighter colors reflect it?
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