Unit 1.3 and Cool It Lab Test Review

Front

Heat transfer that requires direct contact between molecules is known as _______.

Back

Conduction

Front

The rule stating that energy cannot be created or destroyed is known as the Law of _______.

Back

Conservation of Energy

Front

Heat transfer that occurs mostly in solids is known as _______.

Back

Conduction

Front

Which of the following is an example of conduction? Boiling water, Sunlight warming the Earth, Touching a hot pan, Wind blowing

Back

Touching a hot pan

Front

Heat moves from the warmer object to the _______ object.

Back

Cooler

Front

Molecules in the hotter object collide with molecules in the _______ object, transferring energy.

Back

Cooler

Front

Key feature of convection?

Back

Involves the circulation of particles

Front

Convection occurs in ______.

Back

Fluids (liquids and gases)

Front

What is a key feature of radiation?

Back

Can transfer energy through empty space

Front

Which method of heat transfer is associated with wave emission and absorption?

Back

Radiation