Thermal Energy Transfer

When heat transfers through direct contact, it is called

• convection
• sublimation
• radiation
• evaporation
• conduction

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When heat transfers through electromagnetic waves, it is called

• convection
• sublimation
• radiation
• evaporation
• conduction

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When heat transfers through currents in liquids or gasses, it is called

• convection
• sublimation
• radiation
• evaporation
• conduction

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​ (a)   energy travels from areas that are ​ (b)   to areas that are ​ (c)   .

• hotter
• cooler
• Thermal

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match the energy transfer type to the letter on the image

• A

• Convection

• B

• Conduction

• C

• Radiation

When ice cubes melt in a glass of water, a current forms in which heat energy moves from particles ....

• with a lower temperature to particles with a higher temperatures

• with a higher temperature to particles with a lower temperatures

• that are cold to particles that are warm

• that are a solid to particles that are a liquid

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Thermal energy always moves from object with ...

• no heat to objects with heat

• more kinetic energy to objects with less kinetic energy

• direct contact between them

• higher temperatures to objects with lower temperatures

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Thermal energy (heat) always moves from a ​ (a)   substance to a ​ (b)   substance.

• hot
• cold

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What happens to particles as they heat up?

• They slow down
• Nothing
• They don't move
• They speed up

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When temperature increases (gets "hotter"), the volume of matter increases (gets bigger).

• Dissolving

• Compression

• Thermal Expansion

• Diffusion

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