Yr8-Energy Transfer:Particles Flashcards

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1
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What is a conductor?

A

A conductor is when energy can be transferred quickly

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What can conductors lead to?

A

Conduction

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3
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Give the three ways in which energy can be transferred

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Conduction, convection and radiation

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4
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In conduction, how do they transfer to the other side?

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They collide to each other and vibrate

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When does energy transfer stop?

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Until the 2 surfaces are at the same temperature unless you carry on heating it.

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6
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Is wood a good conductor?

A

No but they are insulators

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7
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Give the definition of the insulator

A

Something that is good at keeping heat but not transferring heat

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8
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Are liquids good conductors?

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No

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9
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Are gases and liquids good conductors?

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No because the particles are to spread apart to vibrate

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10
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Explain convectional current

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The soup in the pan gets hotter and moves each other. They move faster the soup becomes less dense. The hotter soup rises and the cool goes down.

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