Chapter 5 Lesson 2 quiz Flashcards

1
Q

List the 3 ways thermal energy can be transferred from one obiect/area to another

A

conduction
convection
radiation

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2
Q

_____ is the transfer of thermal energy by collisions between the particles that make up matter

A

Conduction

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3
Q

Conduction can take place in…

A

solids, liquids, and gasses

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4
Q

Particles in matter must _____
to transfer thermal energy by conduction.

A

Collide

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5
Q

Solids usually conduct better than liquids or gases because the particles in a solid are usually more _____ packed together.

A

densely

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6
Q

_____ must be present for conduction to take place.

A

matter

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7
Q

Conduction transfers _____ without transferring the _____

A

thermal energy
matter

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8
Q

Conduction always transfers energy from _____ temperature to a _____ temperature.

A

high
low

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9
Q

The rate at which conduction transfers thermal energy depends on the type of _____

A

material

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10
Q

why is conduction faster in solids and liquids compared to gases.

A

the atoms are closer together

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11
Q

Why are metals the best conductors of thermal energy?

A

there are some electrons that are not bound to individual atoms so they can move easily throughout the metal causing a rapid transfer of thermal energy

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12
Q

Which metals are among the best conductors of thermal energy?

A

silver (ag)
copper (cu)
aluminum (al)

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13
Q

A _____ is any substance in which its particles can move past one another and therefore, change their shape.
ex) …

A

fluid
gas and liquid

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14
Q

_____ is the transfer of thermal energy by a fluid due to the differences in the fluid’s densities

A

convection

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15
Q

When convection occurs, more _____ particles move from one place to another carrying _____ with the particle.

A

energetic
energy

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16
Q

Most substances _____ as their temperatures increase.

A

expand

17
Q

When a fluid expands, its _____ increases.

A

volume

18
Q

Heated fluids become _____ dense causing the atoms to rise carrying _____ up with the matter and lower temperature _____
dense fluids will fall at the same time creating the convection currents

A

less
energy
more

19
Q

The _____ drive convection currents.

A

differences in density within a fluid

20
Q

In a convection current, both _____ and _____ transfer thermal energy.

A

conduction
convection

21
Q

_____ must be present for convection to take place

A

matter

22
Q

By what method is the energy from the Sun transferred to the Earth.

A

radiation

23
Q

_____ is the transfer of energy by electromagnetic waves such as light and microwaves

A

radiation

24
Q

Radiation can transfer energy without the presence of _____

A

matter

25
Q

Thermal energy transferred by radiation is often called _____

A

radiant energy

26
Q

Examples of electromagnetic waves include:

A

1) Radio waves
2) Microwaves
3) Infrared
4) Light
5) Ultraviolet waves (UV)
6) X-rays
7) Gamma rays

27
Q

When radiation strikes matter the radiation will be _____, _____, or _____

A

absorbed, reflected, or transmitted

28
Q

The amount of energy that an object absorbed, reflects, or transmits depends on the type of _____ the object is made of.

A

material

29
Q

darker colored materials tend to _____ more radiant energy and lighter colored materials tend to _____ radiant energy

A

absorb
reflect

30
Q

shiny materials tend to _____ more radiant energy and dull materials tend to _____ more radiant energy

A

reflect
absorb

31
Q

Why does radiation usually pass through gases more easily than through solids or liquids

A

there is more space in between the particles for the energy to pass through