Energy Transfer By Conduction Flashcards

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When Testing Rids of Different Materials as Conductors Means where _______ Need to be the Same Width and Length for a _______ Test. Uncoated Ends are Heated Together. Wax Melts Fastest on the Rod that Best _____________ Energy.

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Rods…Fair…Conducts…

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  • Metals Conduct ________ Better than Non-Metals.
  • Copper is a Better Conductor than _________.
  • Glass Conducts Better than ________.
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Energy…Steel…Wood…

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In Thermal Conductivity, Each Rod has the Same _____________ Different Between its Ends. Each Rod is the Same Length and ______________.

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Temperature…Diameter…

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The Greater the Thermal Conductivity of a ____________, the More Energy Per ___________ it Transfers by Conduction.

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Material…Second…

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Materials that are Good _____________ are Necessary to Keep you Warm in Winter, whether you’re at Home or Outdoors.

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Insulators.

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Good Insulators need to be Materials that have _____ Thermal Conductivity, so __________ Transfer through them is as Low as Possible.

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Low…Energy…

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Energy Transfer Per Second through a Layer of Insulating Material Depends On What?

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  • Temperature Difference Across the Material.

- Thickness of the Material.

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To Reduce the Energy Transfer as Much as Possible in Any Given Situation:

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  • The Thermal Conductivity of the Insulating Materials Should be as Low as Possible.
  • The Thickness of the Insulating Layer should be as Thick as is Practically Possible.
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