Thermal Energy

Thermal Energy- Page 40-41

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is the heat made by moving ​

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in matter.

To ​

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heat means to ​

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it from one place or object to another.

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

energy

move

Thermal energy

transfer

Open Ended

Hot and Cold are relative terms- Qualitative.

Look at the picture. Would the 2nd person describe the weather as "cold?" What about the girl in pink?

(The second person thinks-

The person in pink thinks-)

Poll

Discuss in a 2 minute Breakout room.

Add your answer here:

"Heat" and "Thermal Energy" mean the same thing?

• True

• False

Heat- Transfer of thermal energy

Heat

Thermal energy- the energy present in matter due to the motion of its particles

Present in ALL things not just warm things

Thermal Energy

Not the Same...

Match

Match the following

• Temperature

• Celsius

Average kinetic energy of particles

Based on freezing point of water

Thermometer

Temperature up, kinetic energy up

• Average kinetic energy of particles

• Based on freezing point of water

• Thermometer

• Temperature up, kinetic energy up

Graphing

Let's put in numbers so we have a graph that shows the relationship between temperature and kinetic energy

Put in other points where the graph would continue. (There are 10 points total)

Categorize

Options (3)

All Thermal energy given by fire

Energy transferred from fire to your hand being warmed

Average kinetic energy of particles in fire

Put the informaiton into the proper category

Thermal energy

Heat

Temperature

Missed the first activity

10:30 class click here

8:10 class click here

BrainPop activity here

Open Ended

Virtual Lab Alert- How would you show the relationship between temperature, kinetic energy, and mass?

What materials might you use?

Give a step by step procedure