Heat Transfer. 1. The emission of energy in waves. 2. Heat transfer through contact. 3. Heat...

Heat Transfer

1. The emission of energy in waves.2. Heat transfer through contact.3. Heat transfer through circulation due to differences

in density.4. T or F The earth receives its energy from the sun.5. This is “Incoming solar radiation”6. Gases that absorb infrared rays are called ….7. The Greenhouse Effect causes _____ of the Earth.8. Touching a hot stove eye is an example of

____________ (a method of heat transfer).9. Heat lamps are good examples of what? (a method

of heat transfer)10. Compared to a less dense mass, a more dense

mass will move ( up or down).

1. Radiation

1. The emission of energy in waves.2. Heat transfer through contact.3. Heat transfer through circulation due to differences

in density.4. T or F The earth receives its energy from the sun.5. This is “Incoming solar radiation”6. Gases that absorb infrared rays are called ….7. The Greenhouse Effect causes _____ of the Earth.8. Touching a hot stove eye is an example of

____________ (a method of heat transfer).9. Heat lamps are good examples of what? (a method

of heat transfer)10. Compared to a less dense mass, a more dense

mass will move ( up or down).

2. Conduction

1. The emission of energy in waves.2. Heat transfer through contact.3. Heat transfer through circulation due to differences

in density.4. T or F The earth receives its energy from the sun.5. This is “Incoming solar radiation”6. Gases that absorb infrared rays are called ….7. The Greenhouse Effect causes _____ of the Earth.8. Touching a hot stove eye is an example of

____________ (a method of heat transfer).9. Heat lamps are good examples of what? (a method

of heat transfer)10. Compared to a less dense mass, a more dense

mass will move ( up or down).

3. Convection

1. The emission of energy in waves.2. Heat transfer through contact.3. Heat transfer through circulation due to differences

in density.4. T or F The earth receives its energy from the sun.5. This is “Incoming solar radiation”6. Gases that absorb infrared rays are called ….7. The Greenhouse Effect causes _____ of the Earth.8. Touching a hot stove eye is an example of

____________ (a method of heat transfer).9. Heat lamps are good examples of what? (a method

of heat transfer)10. Compared to a less dense mass, a more dense

mass will move ( up or down).

4. True

1. The emission of energy in waves.2. Heat transfer through contact.3. Heat transfer through circulation due to differences

in density.4. T or F The earth receives its energy from the sun.5. This is “Incoming solar radiation”6. Gases that absorb infrared rays are called ….7. The Greenhouse Effect causes _____ of the Earth.8. Touching a hot stove eye is an example of

____________ (a method of heat transfer).9. Heat lamps are good examples of what? (a method

of heat transfer)10. Compared to a less dense mass, a more dense

mass will move ( up or down).

5. Insolation

Notice the “sol” for sun

1. The emission of energy in waves.2. Heat transfer through contact.3. Heat transfer through circulation due to differences

in density.4. T or F The earth receives its energy from the sun.5. This is “Incoming solar radiation”6. Gases that absorb infrared rays are called ….7. The Greenhouse Effect causes _____ of the Earth.8. Touching a hot stove eye is an example of

____________ (a method of heat transfer).9. Heat lamps are good examples of what? (a method

of heat transfer)10. Compared to a less dense mass, a more dense

mass will move ( up or down).

6. Greenhouse Gasses

1. The emission of energy in waves.2. Heat transfer through contact.3. Heat transfer through circulation due to differences

in density.4. T or F The earth receives its energy from the sun.5. This is “Incoming solar radiation”6. Gases that absorb infrared rays are called ….7. The Greenhouse Effect causes _____ of the Earth.8. Touching a hot stove eye is an example of

____________ (a method of heat transfer).9. Heat lamps are good examples of what? (a method

of heat transfer)10. Compared to a less dense mass, a more dense

mass will move ( up or down).

7. Heating

1. The emission of energy in waves.2. Heat transfer through contact.3. Heat transfer through circulation due to differences

in density.4. T or F The earth receives its energy from the sun.5. This is “Incoming solar radiation”6. Gases that absorb infrared rays are called ….7. The Greenhouse Effect causes _____ of the Earth.8. Touching a hot stove eye is an example of

____________ (a method of heat transfer).9. Heat lamps are good examples of what? (a method

of heat transfer)10. Compared to a less dense mass, a more dense

mass will move ( up or down).

8. Conduction

1. The emission of energy in waves.2. Heat transfer through contact.3. Heat transfer through circulation due to differences

in density.4. T or F The earth receives its energy from the sun.5. This is “Incoming solar radiation”6. Gases that absorb infrared rays are called ….7. The Greenhouse Effect causes _____ of the Earth.8. Touching a hot stove eye is an example of

____________ (a method of heat transfer).9. Heat lamps are good examples of what? (a method

of heat transfer)10. Compared to a less dense mass, a more dense

mass will move ( up or down).

9. Radiation

1. The emission of energy in waves.2. Heat transfer through contact.3. Heat transfer through circulation due to differences

in density.4. T or F The earth receives its energy from the sun.5. This is “Incoming solar radiation”6. Gases that absorb infrared rays are called ….7. The Greenhouse Effect causes _____ of the Earth.8. Touching a hot stove eye is an example of

____________ (a method of heat transfer).9. Heat lamps are good examples of what? (a method

of heat transfer)10. Compared to a less dense mass, a more dense

mass will move ( up or down).

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