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HEAT
THE ENERGY TRANSFERED BETWEEN OBJECTS THAT ARE AT DIFFERENT TEMPERATURE.
THERMAL ENERGY
THE KINETIC ENERGY OF A SUBSTANCE'S ATOM.
THERMAL CONDUCTION
THE TRANSFER OF ENERGY AS HEAT THROUGH A MATERIAL.
THERMAL CONDUCTOR
A MATERIAL THROUGH WHICH ENERGY CAN BE TRANSFERED AS HEAT.
THERMAL INSULATOR
A MATERIAL THAT REDUCES OR PREVENT THE TRANFER OF HEAT.
CONVECTION
THE TRANSFER OF THERMAL ENERGY BY THE CIRCULATION OR MOVEMENT OF A LIQUID OR GAS.
RADATION
THE TRANSFER OF ENERGY AS ELECTROMAGNETIC.
SPECIFIC HEAT
THE QAUNITY OF HEAT REQURIED TO RISE A UNIT MASS OF NOMOGENOUS MATERIAL.
Matter
anything that takes up space and can we wieghted.
Atoms
the tiniest particles of matter, comprised of protons, neutrons and electrons
molecules
the joining of two or more different kinds of atoms
temperature
how we measure the amount of kinetic energy in an object
radiant energy
energy that travels as waves from the sun
differential heating
different earth materials heat up at different rates
conduction
the transfer of heat energy between two objects that are in direct contact, or within one object
reradiation
when heat from the Earth's surface transfers to the cooler atmosphere.
Boiling point of water - Fahrenheit
212 degrees
Boiling point of water - Celsius
100 degrees
Freezing point of water - Fahrenheit
32 degrees
Freezing point of water - Celsius
0 degrees
conduction
the transfer of heat energy between two objects that are in direct contact, or within one oject