Science 5

Temperature

• Measure of kinetic energy

• Ke + pe

• Particles movement

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Thermal energy

• KE + PE

• Measure of kinetic energy

• Thermal energy heat, and work

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Thermodynamics

• Thermal energy heat, and work

• Ke + pe

• Particles touching

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Conduction

• Particles touching (travel fastest through a solid)

• Measure of kinetic energy

• The transfer of thermal energy in a fluid

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Convection

• Transfer of thermal energy in a fluid by the movement of the fluid from place to place (fluids are a gas or a liquid).  Travels fastest through a gas or liquid 

• The transfer of thermal energy between colliding particles.  Travels fastest through a solid. 

• transfer of electromagnetic waves.  Travels fastest through a vacuum (where there is no matter)

Radiation

• transfer of electromagnetic waves.  Travels fastest through a vacuum (where there is no matter)

• material in which thermal energy moves slowly (ex. Anything with air pockets, plastic, wood)

• materials in which thermal energy is easily transferred  (ex. metals)

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Conductor

• Transfers, thermal energy, easy

• Transfer of electromagnetic waves

• Transfers, thermal energy slowly

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Insulator

• Transfers, thermal energy slowly

• Transfers, thermal energy, easy

• transfer of electromagnetic waves

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Heat engine

Answer explanation

Converts thermal energy into mechanical energy

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What does the first law of thermodynamics state

Answer explanation

The increase in thermal energy of a system equals the work done on the system plus the thermal energy transferred to the system

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