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23 Cards in this Set
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conduction
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Heat transfer between two objects that touch
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conductor
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a material through electricity or heat is easily transfered
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reflection
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the bouncing of light rays off the surface of a material
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convection
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the transfer fo thermal energy by the movement of liquid or gas
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refraction
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the bending of light as it passes from one material to the other
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heat
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thermal energy that moves from one substance to another
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thermal energy
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the total kinetic energy and potential energy of the particals in the substance
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insulator
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a material through which heat is NOT easily transfered
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radiation
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the transfer of energy in the form of wave
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1. conduction
2. convection 3. radiation |
What are the 3 ways heat can move?
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Greenhouse effect
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What is the process called when gases from the earths atmosphere hold in heat from the sun?
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Compressional wave and transverse wave
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What are the two main types of waves?
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Energy
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What do all waves carry?
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Shorter
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Which has more energy waves with a shorter or longer wavelength.
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It always moved from warmer to cooler.
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What is always true about the movement of heat?
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Up & Down
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When a transverse wave moves through matter which direction does the matter move?
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It moves back and forth
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What happens to matter when a compressional wave moves through matter?
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transverse waves that can travel through empty space
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What type of waves are light waves?
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Gamma Rays
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In the electromagnetic spectrum, waves have the greatest frequency and the shortest wavelength?
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Light refracts, or changes direction, when it moves from water to air.
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Why does a straw in a glass of water look bent when you look at it from the side?
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the wavelengths that the object absorbs and reflects
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What determines an object’s color?
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The atmosphere could become too warm. Increased temperature can have harmful effects on ecosystems.
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What effect could an increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide could have on living things on Earth?
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Particles in the cooler object start to move faster. Heat flows from the warmer to the cooler object. Warm cools & cool warms.
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What happens to the particles in each object when a conductor of heat touches a cooler object?
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