Heat Transfer: Conduction, Convection

Conduction, Convection, and Radiation

Multiple Choice

True or False. Energy cannot be created or destroyed; it can only be transformed.

• True

• False

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Heat ​

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from an area of​

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air to an area of ​

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air.

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transfers

warm

cold

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What is Convection?

• Direct contact?

• Mass movement of molecules

• Electromagnetic Waves

• None of the above

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What is Conduction?

• Direct contact

• Mass movement of molecules

• Electromagnetic Waves

• None of the above

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What is Radiation?

• Direct Contact

• Mass moment of molecules

• Electromagnetic waves

• None of the above

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What is heat transfer?

• The movement of heat from one object to another

• The creation of heat energy

• The loss of heat energy

• The transformation of heat from one form to another

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In which direction does heat move?

• From warmer to cooler

• From cooler to warmer

• From north to south

• From east to west

Multiple Choice

When energy increases, the speed of molecules ______.

• Increases

• Decreases

• Stay the same

Multiple Choice

When molecules are heated, what happens to them?

• They speed up, becomes less dense, and rise

• They speed up, become more dense, and rise

• They slow down, become less dense, and sink

• They slow down, become more dense, and sink

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What happens to warmed molecules after they rise to the top?

• They cool down, become more dense, and sink

• They cool down, become more dense, and rise

• They warm up, become more dense, and rise

• They warm up, become less dense, and sink

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What is conduction?

• The transfer of heat through direct contact

• The transfer of heat through the rise of warm fluids and sinking of cool fluids

• The transfer of heat through electromagnetic waves

• The transfer of heat through fluids

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Objects that easily transfer heat (metals are good at this)

• Conductors

• Insulators

• Fluids

• Molecules

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Objects that do not allow heat to transfer easily through them (wood, plastic, fabrics)

• Conductors

• Insulators

• Molecules

• Fluids

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Which example(s) describes conduction?

• An egg frying in a pan

• Feeling heat from the sun

• Jumping in a lake to cool off

• Cooking a hot dog over a fire

Multiple Choice

Which molecules have more energy?

• Cold

• Hot

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What is convection?

• Transfer of heat in a fluid through currents

• Transfer of heat through direct contact

• Transfer of heat through electromagnetic waves

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What two states of matter are considered fluids?

• Solids

• Liquids

• Gases

• Plasma

Multiple Choice

As fluids are ______, they become _____ dense and rise.

• Heated; more

• Heated; less

• Cooled; more

• Cooled; less

Multiple Choice

The best place to cook a hot dog is above the fire. Why?

• Because heat rises

• Because heat sinks

• Because there are more molecules above it

• Because there is more room

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Conduction or Convection?

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Conduction or Convection?

Multiple Choice

Lava lamps work because of what type of heat transfer?

• Conduction

• Convection

Draw

Draw (colored) arrows representing the tranfer of heat through convection in a pot of boiling water.

Multiple Choice

True or False: Heat always transfers from the cool object to the warmer object.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

Identify the example(s) of convection.

• Floating in a hot air balloon

• Lava lamps

• Heating a marshmallow over a fire

• Cooking a burger on the grill

Match

Match

radiation

radiation AND conduction

convection

• radiation

• radiation AND conduction

• convection

Multiple Choice

Which will most likely occur when raw egg is placed on black pavement on a hot, summer day?

• The pavement will conduct the heat and cook the egg.
• The egg will reflect the heat and make the pavement hotter underneath.
• The egg will absorb the heat  and leave the pavement hotter underneath.
• The pavement will absorb the heat from the egg, and the egg will stay raw.

Multiple Choice

Scoopy McScooperson places a hot spoon into a container of ice cream. How does this help him scoop  out the ice cream? 

• The coolness from the ice cream is conducted to the spoon making it easier to scoop out.

• The coolness from the ice cream is radiated to the spoon making it easier to scoop out.

• The warmth of the spoon is conducted to the ice cream  making it easier to scoop out.

• The warmth of the spoon is radiated  to the ice cream making it easier to scoop out.

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Which describes what can happen as a result of radiation?

•  A piece of wood burns in a fire.
• A shirt is hot after having been  ironed.
• A can of soup is heated in a pot on a stove.
• A car’s inside temperature rises  to over 100 degrees on a sunny day.

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Which is an example of heat being transferred by conduction?

• a furnace heating the air in a school
• an ice cube melting in a person’s hand
• a pot of water on a stove boiling
• the sun heating water in a swimming pool

Multiple Select

Select all that apply. Which of the following are examples of radiation?

• microwave

• Sunlight

• Fire

• touching a piece of hot metal

Multiple Choice

How does heat energy reach the Earth from the Sun

• Convection

• Radiation

• Conduction

Multiple Select

Select all that apply: Which of these are examples of conduction?

• touching hot metal

• warming a spoon makes it easier to dip

• an egg cooks on hot pavement

• sunlight feels warm

Match

Match these

• Heat transfers through waves/rays

• Liquid (or air) heats up, speeds up and spreads out, becoming less dense. As it rises, it cools, slows, and comes back together. This increases density, making it sink again.

• Heat transfers from objects that are touching.

Radiation

Convection

Conduction

• Radiation

• Convection

• Conduction

Multiple Select

Select 4 answers. Which of the following is an example of Convection?

• Convection currents

• The energy driving the water cycle

• lava lamp ^v

• water boiling

• hitting hot metal