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Lesson Essential Question: What causes heat transfer in the troposphere? 1. How would you describe or define the word temperature?

Lesson Essential Question: What causes heat transfer in the troposphere? 1.How would you describe or define the word temperature?

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Lesson Essential Question:What causes heat transfer in the

troposphere?

1. How would you describe or define the word temperature?

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Pass back graded papers.Vocab PreviewingWatch Heat and Temperature

Video Complete the Heat and

Temperature notes.

WORD SPLASH

temperature

conductio

n

heat

thermomet

er

convection

thermal energy

convection current

Temperature

The average amount of energy of motion of each particle in a substance.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1zOnyC4RgQ

Temperature and theMovement of Molecules

The iced tea is cold, so its molecules move SLOWLY.

The herbal tea is hot, so its molecules move FAST.

Temperature and theMovement of Molecules

HOT - molecules move FAST.

COLD - molecules move SLOWLY.

Thermal Energy (Heat Energy) – The total energy of MOTION in the particles of a substance.

A pot of tea would have more thermal energy than a cup of tea because

there are more molecules!

Temperature

Heat causes the molecules in the thermometer liquid to move quickly and expand!

Temperature

Lack of heat causes the molecules in the thermometer liquid to move slowly, contract and sink!

Temperature

Measured in Celsius, Fahrenheit, and Kelvin

0˚C

32 ˚F

100˚C

212 ˚F

Temperature

Temperature Conversions: °C = 5/9 (°F – 32) °F = 9/5 °C + 32

Convert 72 °F to °C Convert 2 °C to °F

Which graph correctly shows the effect of heat energy on the motion of molecules of matter?

The transfer of thermal energy from one object to another because of a difference in

temperature.

Heat

Radiation

The direct transfer of

energy from electromagnetic

waves.

Examples: Heat from the sun, holding hands in front of a fire/heater, burner on

stove giving off heat.

Conduction

The direct transfer of

energy from one substance to

another that is touching.

Examples: A pot sitting on the stove, a heating pad resting on your back, feeling

for a fever, touching the hotplate.

Convection

The transfer of energy by the

movement of a fluid.

Examples: Boiling water, lava lamp (warm fluid rising and cool fluid sinking).

Convection Currents

The circulation of a fluid as it

alternately heats up and cools

down.

***MAIN WAY TO MOVE HEAT THROUGH THE TROPOSPHERE!

How Heat Is Transferred

Wednesday, April 19, 2023

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ASSIGNMENT DUE Friday!

1.List as many facts as you can since we began this unit on Monday.

2.After 5 minutes, get up and find a partner.

3.Find one idea your partner has on their list that you don’t have and jot it down.

4.Once you give an idea and get an idea, move on to another partner.