Temperature is actually the degree of coldness or hotness in an environment measured using a thermometer. In chapter two we covered how to measure the different types it presents itself as. How well did you understand the topic? Take up the quiz and find out. All the best as you tackle it!
Temperature
Conduction
Convection
Radiation
Goose bumps you get when you feel the wind on your face and arms
How quickly wind can freeze an object
The ability for wind to make your body lose heat faster, and make you feel as if the temperature is lower then it actually is
Nothing, since wind cannot actually lower the temperature of the outside air
The wind chill temperature gets warmer because the faster the wind goes the warmer is circulated and the temperature rises
The wind chill temperature gets colder because as the wind gets faster it makes your body lose heat faster thus it feels colder
A transfer of energy from one object to another due to a difference in temperature
Something that just happens when you rub two objects together
The result of a energy transfer between to objects which creates heat through symbiotic motion
Nothing
They go dorment
They get excited
Both B&C
What a thermometer
Measured in Units called BTUs
Measured in Units called calories
Measure in a unit called British Thermal Units
With a thermometer
With a flask and mercury
Measurment is relative to observer
Sodium Chloride
Sodium Magnesium
Sodium Glutamate
Sodium Birite
It's not - heat cannot be transfered through a solid
Through a process called spontaneous combustion
From molecule to molecule
Through a principal called thermal dispution
Iron, xenon, gold, copper, steel
Plexiglass, halite, iron, steel
Copper, aluminum, iron, steel
Copper, formica, sandisk, steel
None of the above
Gold
Wood
Plastic
Silver
Mangesium
Heat cannot be transferred through empty space. It's impossible
There are no molecules so it is done by radiation
Through thermal displacement
Through spontaneous combustion
Dark surfaces absorb radiation better
Dark surfaces reflect heat away
Light surfaces absorb radiation better
They don't they're both the same
None of the above
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