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Take out a blank sheet of paper, label it Page 206: Heat Matters

Today’s Topics 1. Heat and Temperature 2. Three Ways Heat is Transferred

What is Heat? heat - the amount of energy/motion that is present in an atom or molecule

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What is Temperature? English System: Fahrenheit (°F) . (boiling point of water = 212°F) (freezing point of water = 32°F) Metric System: Celsius (°C) . (boiling point of water = 100°C) (freezing point of water = 0°C) temperature - a measurement of the amount of energy/motion present in an atom or molecule Absolute Zero -460°F

Three Ways Heat is Transferred Conduction – heat is transferred through the collision of atoms Convection – heat is transferred by a moving fluid (heat rises!), usually water or air Radiation – atoms are heated by light

Sources of Radiation

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