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What is conduction?
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the transfer of heat from particle to particle which mainly occurs in solids
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What is convection?
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the transfer of heat in a liquid or gas by the upward movement of hot particles from one place to another
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What is radiation?
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the transfer of heat without the help of particles
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What is conductor?
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a substance which allows heat to move through it
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What is insulator?
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a substance which does not allow heat to move through it
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What is vacuum?
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a space with no particles of matter
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What are good conductors of heat?
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Metal
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What is formed by moving particles in convection?
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convection current
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What is a good absorber of heat radiation?
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black/dull surfaces
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What is a poor absorber of heat radiation?
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shiny/white surfaces
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What is a good emitter of heat radiation?
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black/dull surfaces
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What is a poor emitter of heat radiation?
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shiny/white surfaces
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Convection occurs in liquids and gases. Why?
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because the particles are free to move from one place to another
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Convection does not occur in solids. Why?
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because the particles are closely packed together. They are not free to move from one place to another
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