Ch.5.3 Flashcards

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1
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The energy ________________ from a ________________ object to a ________________ one is called heat.

A

transferred, hotter, colder

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Three methods of heat transfer:
1.
2.
3.

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Conduction
Convection
Radiation

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Conduction requires a ________________ (such as a ________________, a ______________ or a ______________) to transfer heat.

A

medium, solid, liquid, gas

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4
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-

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an object

between two objects in contact

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5
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heat can be transferred by conduction through an object from the __________ end to the _________ end. Heat can be conducted in __________ _________________.

A

hot, cold

any direction

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6
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some materials conduct heat ______________ ____________ ______________.

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faster than others

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7
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________________ such as ________________ and ________________ conduct heat ________________.
They are ________________ ________________ of heat.

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Metals, copper, iron, fast, good conductors

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In general, _____________-________________ conduct heat more ________________. They are ________________ ________________/ ________________ of heat.

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Non-metals, slowly, poor conductors, insulators

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9
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Please list out 7 items in the order of poor conductor of heat->good conductor of heat.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
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Plastic
Wood
Glass
Stainless steel
Iron
Aluminium 
Copper
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10
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In general, liquids are ________________ ________________ of heat.

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poor conductors

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11
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________________ and _____________ are poor conductors of heat.

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Water, air

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12
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Uses of good conductors of heat:

  • some ________________ ________________ are made of good conductors of heat such as ____________ and ________________
  • these materials transfer heat very ______________ to the ___________
  • this ________________ cooking time
  • a ________________ ________________ is one of the components inside a ________________
  • it is made of metal which can ________________ _____________ ____________ to _____________ the computer from _________________
A

Cooking utensils, iron, copper, quickly, food, reduces, heat sink, computer, conduct heat away, prevent, overheating

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Uses of poor conductors of heat:

  • most of the ________________ of ________________ ________________ are made of poor conductors of heat
  • ____________ and ________________ can ________________ a lot of ________________ inside them
  • since air is a poor conductors of heat, we can wear _________ or _____________ ________________ to keep warm
  • similarly, animals like ________________ ________________ keep warm by ________________ __________ in their ___________
A

Handles, cooking utensils, fur, feathers, trap, heat, fur, down clothings, polar bears, trapping air, fur

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In a ______________ ______________, hot water ______________ and cold water in the tube ______________ to take the place of the ______________ ______________ ______________. This cycle carries ______________ from ______________ ______________ to ______________ through _________________.

A

convection current, rises, sinks, risen hot water

heat, one place, another, convection

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Convection in ______________ takes place in the ______________ ______________ as in liquids. When the air above the candle flame gets ______________, it ______________. The ______________ air from the __________________ ______________ to take the place of the ______________ air. The ______________ of air forms a ______________ ______________ of air.

A

gases, same way, hot, rises, cold, surroundings, sinks, hot, movement, convection current

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16
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Similar to conduction, convection requires a _____________ to transfer heat.
However, convection can take place only in _________________ and _________. It cannot take place in _____________.

A

medium, liquids, gases, solids

17
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Some electrical appliances make use of convection:

  • the _____________ _____________ of an electric kettle is placed at the _____________ so that heat can be transferred by a _____________ _____________.
  • an air conditioner is usually _____________ near the _____________. __________ air is blown out and _____________ while ________ air _____________ to _____________ it. A _____________ _____________ is formed and the room is _____________.
A

heating element, bottom, convection current

installed, ceiling, cold, sinks, hot, rises, replace, convection current, cooled

18
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We can observe many _______________ showing convection of heat in ________________: _____________ _____________ and _____________ _____________ are the effects of convection currents.

A

phenomena, Nature, sea breezes, land breezes

19
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Sea breezes: during the day, land _____________ heat from the Sun _____________ than sea water and the land becomes ________________________________________. Hot air _____________ from land and cold air _____________ in from the sea to replace the ______________________________________.

A

Absorbs, faster, hotter than the sea, rises, blows, hot air that has risen

20
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Land breezes: at night, the land _____________ _____________ faster than the sea and the land becomes _____________. Hot air rises from the _____________ and cool air blows from _____________ to _____________.

A

Cools down, colder, sea, land, sea

21
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The space between the ____________ and the _________________ is a _________________. Heat cannot be transferred through a vacuum by _________________ or _________________. This is because both processes require a _________________ to _________________ ____________.

A

Sun, Earth, vacuum, conduction, convection, medium, transfer heat

22
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Heat is transferred from the Sun to the Earth by _________________. Another example in real life is when we sit near an _________________ _________________, heat is transferred to us mostly by _________________.

A

Radiation, electric heater, radiation

23
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All objects _________________ radiation. For example, when we stand under the Sun, our bodies _________________ _________________ from it and our body temperature will _________________.

A

absorb, absorb radiation, increase

24
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In general, _________________ ________________ _________________ are _________________ absorbers of radiation, while _________________ _________________ _________________ are _________________ absorbers of radiation.

A

dull black surfaces, good, shiny silver surfaces, poor

25
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It is more comfortable to wear _______________-_________________ _________________ in summer as they absorb _________________ radiation from the Sun than ______________-_________________ _________________. Therefore, they help us stay _________________.

A

light-coloured clothes, less, dark-coloured clothes, cool

26
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All objects also _________________ radiation. Dull black surfaces are _________________ emitters of radiation while shiny silver surfaces are _________________ emitters of radiation.
Good/ poor absorbers of radiation are also _________________/ _________________ emitters of radiation.

A

emit, good, poor, good, poor

27
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The _________________ _________________ behind a refrigerator is usually painted black so that it _______________________________________________________.

A

heat radiator, loses heat easily by radiation

28
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Cooking utensils with _________________ _________________ can help keep water or food ___________________________________________________.

A

Shiny surfaces, hot for a longer period

29
Q

the following parts of a vacuum flask prevent heat transfer through:

  • the stopper-> _________________
  • the silver glass walls-> _________________
  • the vacuum between walls-> _________________+ _________________
  • stopper and support (which are usually made of _________________ or _________________ and are _____________ ______________ of heat)-> _________________
A

convection
radiation
radiation and convection
plastic, cork, poor conductors, conduction