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Tuesday 2/28/17 Notebook Entry: Bill Nye has your notebook entry question today….watch! Question appears at 46 seconds.

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1 Tuesday 2/28/17 Notebook Entry: Bill Nye has your notebook entry question today….watch! Question appears at 46 seconds.

2 What is Temperature? TEMPERATURE = THE AVERAGE AMOUNT OF ENERGY OF MOTION OF EACH PARTICLE IN A SUBSTANCE.

3 How is heat transferred?
HEAT = THERMAL ENERGY THAT IS TRANSFERRED FROM A HOTTER OBJECT TO A COLDER OBJECT CONVECTION, CONDUCTION, RADITATION Each arrow shows a type of heat transfer. Which one is Convection? Conduction? Radiation?

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5 Create a diagram in your spiral notebook of the 3 types of heat transfer, as they would occur in this setting.

6 Assignments Finish Energy Questions Vocab Cards – due Thursday
Radiation Greenhouse effect Temperature Convection current

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