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38 Cards in this Set
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In what forms is water a fluid? give 3
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tap water, water vapor, steam
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In what form is water not a fluid give 2
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snow and ice
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3 examples of a method of heat transfer?
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conduction, radiation, convection
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which kind of material would reflect radiant energy?
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light colored materials
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What is an example of a heat mover?
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refrigerator
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OTEC
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Ocean thermal lenergy conversion
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1 example of a method that is NOT a heat transfer
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insulation
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1 example of a poor thermal insulator
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aluminum
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Waste gases are removed during what of a four-stroke engine?
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exhaust strjoke
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What is the main difference between electrical and fored-air heating systems?
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electrical systems have no furnaces and no fuel is burned. forced air systems use fuel-burning furnaces
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Heat can move easily through a good thermal
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conductor
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What changes thermal energy into mechanical energy?
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heat engine
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what are usually the best conductors of heat
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metals
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acting solar heating
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collecting the sun's energy with solar panels, heating water with that energy and storing the heated water to use the energy later.
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in solar heating systems, radiant energy from the sun is converted into?
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thermal energy
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what are important considerations when selecting insulation for a house?
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R-value
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how does conduction differ from convection?
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in conduction, particles remain in place, in convection, fluid particles move from place to place
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what is the most important way thermal energy is trasferred in fluids?
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convection
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What does no require the presence of particles of matter?
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radiation
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insulator
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a device that does not allow heat or electrons to move through it easily
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conduction
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The transfer of energy through matter in which energy moves from particle to particle, easier in solids
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combustion
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rapid burning
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In order for radiant energy to change to thermal energy, it must be?
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absorbed
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How is energy transferred?
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particles moving at different speeds bump into each other
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convection
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transfer of energy by bulk movement of matter in which particles move from place to place in a fluid, carrying the energy with them.
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fluid
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any liquid that flows liquids and gasses are fluid
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solar energy
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enegy from the sun
FREE- converted to thermal energy to heat buildings |
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heat mover
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device that transfers thermal energy fro one place to another
refrigerator, air conditioner |
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external combustion engine
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engine in which fuel is burned outside the engine.
old fashioned locomotive |
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heat engine
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device that converts themal energy into mechanical energy. car engine
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internal combustion engine
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device uin which fuel is burned inside the engine (cylinders)
car engine |
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solar collector
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device that absorbs radiant energy from the sun and converts it to thermal energy to heat buildings
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radiator
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device with large surface area that transfers heat to surroung air by conduction
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insulator
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a device that does not allow heat or electrons to move through it easily
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radiation
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energy transfer by electromagnetic waves
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ocean thermal
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process that uses difference in water temperatures to operate a heat engine
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combustion
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rapid burning
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Where does conduction take place
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solids, liqids and gases
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