Heat
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- Temperature
- Measurement of the average kinetic energy of the individual particles of the substance
- Thermal Energy
- Total kinetic energy of all the particles the substance
- Heat
- Transfer of thermal energy from a hot to a colder object.
- What are human sensations?
- emotions; feelings
- what are some examples of human sensations?
- cooler; cold; warm; cool; hot; hotter;warmer, colder
- celsius fixed points
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Boiling point of pure water: 100 degrees
Freezing Point of pure water: 0 degrees
Room temperature: 25 degrees
Bidy temperature: 37 degrees
Absolute zero: -273 - Fahrenheit fixed points
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Boiling point of pure water: 212 degrees
Freezing Point of pure water: 32 degrees
Room temperature: 77 degrees
Body temperature: 98.7 degrees
Absolute zero: -459.4 - Kelvin fixed points
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Boiling point of pure water: 373 degrees
Freezing Point of pure water: 273 degrees
Room temperature: 298 degrees
Body temperature: 310 degrees
Absolute zero: 0 - equation from fahrenheit to celsius
- C=5/9(F-32)
- equation for Celsius to Fahrenheit
- F=9/5C+32
- Celsius to Kelvin
- K=C+273
- Kelvin to Celsius
- C=K-273
- What are the three types of heat transfer?
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1. Convection
2. Conduction
3. Radiation - What is conduction?
- The transfer of Kinetic Energy by touching.
- What is convection?
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(same concept as bouyancy)
The transfer of kinetic energy within a fluid, whereby there is a difference of that fluid.