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Solar Energy
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Three Mechanisms of Energy
ConvectionConductionRadiation
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Convection This takes place when molecules that
are heated move from one place to another taking heat with them.
Examples of Convection: Macaroni rising and falling in a pot of
boiling water Lava lamp
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Conduction Conduction is heat being transferred
from one object to another. Examples of Conduction:
A pot sitting on a hot burner Picking up a cup of hot coffee, hot cocoa, or tea Ironing a shirt
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Radiation Radiation is the transfer of heat energy
through waves. Examples of Radiation:
When you open your oven in your kitchen and the heat escapes the inside of the oven
The heat from a bon fire or camp fire Lying out in the sun to get a tan Can you think of an example?
Radiation can be reflected, scattered and absorbed.
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Volume Review: What is volume? What is the formula for volume? What unit will your answer be in? Using your math knowledge find the
volume of the following rectangular prism or box: Base: 6 m Width: 10 m Height: 3 m
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Investigation How do you think the dimensions of
different solar ovens will influence the time it takes for cookies to bake?
Today’s task is to construct your oven so that tomorrow we can bake cookies! When you get to your lab station you will complete the following: Step 1: Each group is going to receive a
volume size for your oven. Step 2: Figure out the height of your oven. Step 3: Write your hypothesis on your
Investigation Report. Step 4: Begin your construction of your oven.(C) Copyright 2014 - all rights reserved
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Creating a line graph Label your x-axis(independent variable)
and y-axis (dependent variable). Remember that x-axis is the time in
minutes and y-axis is the temperature. Remember you are making a line plot!
Conclusions What caused the cookie to bake without
electricity? Which materials were more effective and
aided in the cooking of the cookie dough? How do the dimensions of solar ovens
influence the time it took for cookies to bake?
Are there any other factors that affect the baking of the cookies?
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