Science Heat Transfer

Cards (13)

  • Convection is the transfer of heat by the movement of a gas or a liquid.
  • Conduction is the transfer of heat by means of physical contact between bodies or substances.
  • Radiation is the transfer of heat by electromagnetic waves.
  • Ice cream melting under the heat of the sun is an example of? :
    a . convection
    b . conduction
    c . radiation
    d . conduction, convection, and radiation
    C
  • cooking in a pan heated on a stovetop is an example of? :
    a . convection
    b . conduction
    c . radiation
    d . conduction, convection, and radiation
    b
  • heating air in a closed room using radiators is an example of? :
    a . convection
    b . conduction
    c . radiation
    d . conduction, convection, and radiation
    a
  • rising of hot air balloons is an example of? :
    a . convection
    b . conduction
    c . radiation
    d . conduction, convection, and radiation
    a
  • which of the subatomic particles is transferred when an atom becomes charged?
    a . atom
    b . electron
    c . neutron
    d . proton
    d
  • what happens when the atom becomes positively charged?
    a . the protons are lost
    b . the protons are shared
    c . the electrons are lost
    d . the electrons are gained
    a
  • which of the following correctly describes the law of of electrical charges?
    a . like charges repel
    b . like charges attract
    c . unlike charges repel
    d . electrical charges either attract or repel
    a
  • which of the following situations accurately describes the heat transfer process?
    a . our human bodies radiate energy
    b . bodies that appear black are good absorbers of heat
    c . heat transfer occurs due to a change in thermal conductivity
    d . cold air goes up and hot air goes down in convection current
    b
  • which of the following accurately describes how heat flows?
    a . from denser to less dense material
    b . from high temperature to low temperature bodies
    c . heat transfer occurs due to a change in thermal conductivity materials
    d . from low thermal conductivity too high thermal conductivity materials
    b
  • what type of charging process is involved when a charged object is placed at a certain close distance from a neutral object inducing a net electric charge?
    a . conduction
    b . grounding
    c . induction
    d . insulating
    c