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heat transfer

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Science

5th - 6th Grade

Medium

NGSS
4-PS3-2

Standards-aligned

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Shatillia Joyner

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12 Slides • 5 Questions

1

Heat

 thermal energy and can not be created or destroyed

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2

Heat

This process of heat transfer can occur in three ways:

conduction, radiation, or convection. 

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3

conduction

  • Transfer of heat by direct contact is called conduction.

  • Conduction transfers heat energy in solids

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4

Conduction

  • Imagine holding an ice cube in your hand.

  • The faster-moving molecules in your warm hand bump against the slower-moving molecules in the cold ice. 

  • How is heat being transferred from the flat irons to the hair?

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5

Multiple Choice

Which best describes how heat moves from one solid to another solid?

1

through conduction

2

through convection

3

through radiation

6

Radiation

  • Heat transfer by radiation occurs when energy is transferred by electromagnetic waves. 

  • Objects and substances are NOT touching in order for radiation to occur.

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7

Radialtion

What are some major sources of radiation?

8

Radiation

  • The Sun and fire are major sources of radiation.

  • Why?

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9

Multiple Choice

How does the sun warms a person face?

1

through conduction

2

through radiation

3

through convection

10

Open Ended

Explain what is happening if you sit by a fireplace to warm your hands. How is heat being transferred?

11

Radiation

The warmth you feel when you sit next to a fireplace is due to heat transferred by radiation from the fire to your skin. 

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12

Multiple Choice

Which causes surface water in a lake to heat up during the hot summer?

1

radiation

2

conduction

3

convection

13

Convection

the movement of thermal energy by the movement of liquids or gases.

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14

Convection

Thermal energy is transferred to the water molecules at the bottom of the pot from the stove. 

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Convection

  • Because the molecules are farther apart in the warm water, this water is less dense than the cooler water. 

  • As a result, the warm water rises and is replaced at the bottom of the pot by cooler water. 

  • The cooler water is heated, rises, and the cycle is repeated until all the water in the pot is at the same temperature. 

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16

Multiple Choice

Which best describes heat transfer due to convection?

1

It occurs with direct contact.

2

t occurs only when something is burning.

3

It occurs with movement of a fluid.

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Explain the heat transfer process in this picture

Heat

 thermal energy and can not be created or destroyed

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