Heat Energy

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Temperature
How hot or cold something is.
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Thermometer
A device used to measure temperature.
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Expansion
This is caused by a gain in heat energy, which causes the particles to take up more space.
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Conductor
Heat energy can easily pass through this material.
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Insulator
Heat energy cannot easily pass through this material.
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Thermal Energy
Is transferred from a hot object to a cold object.
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Melting point
When a solid becomes a liquid.
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Freezing
When a liquid becomes a solid.
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Convection
The movement of air and other gases due to heat.
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Convectional Currents
When hot particles rise, and then fall as they cool down.
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Fluids
Liquids and gases.
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Vacuum
There are no particles present.
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Radiation
Heat energy that moves without a medium. It does not require particles.
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Conduction and Convection
Both require particles that move, in order to transfer heat energy.
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Medium
Needed to transfer energy by conduction and convection.
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Boiling Point
When a liquid becomes a gas.
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Condensing
When a gas becomes a liquid.
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Card 2

Front

A device used to measure temperature.

Back

Thermometer

Card 3

Front

This is caused by a gain in heat energy, which causes the particles to take up more space.

Back

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Card 4

Front

Heat energy can easily pass through this material.

Back

Preview of the back of card 4

Card 5

Front

Heat energy cannot easily pass through this material.

Back

Preview of the back of card 5
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