Temperature, Thermal Energy and Heat

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Please view the table above, and determine which material heated up faster., and choose the correct explanation.

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The less massive something is, the more thermal energy it has, because the particles are moving faster.

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A cooler at 35 degrees has _ energy than a soda can at the same temperature because it has more ____. Select the best answer(s).

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Please place the items in the correct categories.

Does depend on mass
Does not depend on mass
Total kinetic energy of all particles
Average kinetic energy of all the particles

Thermal Energy
Temperature

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In part (a), describe the process of heat flow.

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In part (b), describe the process of heat flow.

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In part (c) above, describe the process of heat flow.

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Conductor
Insulator
Neither

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View the image below and use it to answer the following questions. In room temperature water, the food coloring dissolved slightly. Choose the best answer(s) to explain this process. There may be more than one correct answer.

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Which description best explains why the food coloring dissolved completely in hot water? Choose the best answer.

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Select the best answer. Which is an example of heat flow?

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Select the best answer(s). How is an object's thermal energy affected by it's temperature?

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This question is on the screen. Please ask for a piece of blank paper to complete this question.

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Read the following statement, and decide if it is true or false. As a substance gains thermal energy, it's particles move more slowly, and have less interactions.

Temperature, Thermal Energy and Heat

Please view the table above, and determine which material heated up faster., and choose the correct explanation.

The less massive something is, the more thermal energy it has, because the particles are moving faster.

A cooler at 35 degrees has _ energy than a soda can at the same temperature because it has more ____. Select the best answer(s).

Please place the items in the correct categories.

In part (a), describe the process of heat flow.

In part (b), describe the process of heat flow.

In part (c) above, describe the process of heat flow.

Place the items in the correct categories.

View the image below and use it to answer the following questions. In room temperature water, the food coloring dissolved slightly. Choose the best answer(s) to explain this process. There may be more than one correct answer.

Which description best explains why the food coloring dissolved completely in hot water? Choose the best answer.

Select the best answer. Which is an example of heat flow?

Select the best answer(s). How is an object's thermal energy affected by it's temperature?

This question is on the screen. Please ask for a piece of blank paper to complete this question.

Read the following statement, and decide if it is true or false. As a substance gains thermal energy, it's particles move more slowly, and have less interactions.

Please view the table above, and determine which material heated up faster., and choose the correct explanation.

The less massive something is, the more thermal energy it has, because the particles are moving faster.

A cooler at 35 degrees has _ energy than a soda can at the same temperature because it has more ____. Select the best answer(s).

Please place the items in the correct categories.

In part (a), describe the process of heat flow.

In part (b), describe the process of heat flow.

In part (c) above, describe the process of heat flow.

Place the items in the correct categories.

View the image below and use it to answer the following questions. In room temperature water, the food coloring dissolved slightly. Choose the best answer(s) to explain this process. There may be more than one correct answer.

Which description best explains why the food coloring dissolved completely in hot water? Choose the best answer.

Select the best answer. Which is an example of heat flow?

Select the best answer(s). How is an object's thermal energy affected by it's temperature?

This question is on the screen. Please ask for a piece of blank paper to complete this question.

Read the following statement, and decide if it is true or false. As a substance gains thermal energy, it's particles move more slowly, and have less interactions.

Temperature, Thermal Energy and Heat

Temperature, Thermal Energy and Heat

Please view the table above, and determine which material heated up faster., and choose the correct explanation.

The less massive something is, the more thermal energy it has, because the particles are moving faster.

A cooler at 35 degrees has _______ __________ energy than a soda can at the same temperature because it has more ________. Select the best answer(s).

Please place the items in the correct categories.

In part (a), describe the process of heat flow.

In part (b), describe the process of heat flow.

In part (c) above, describe the process of heat flow.

Place the items in the correct categories.

View the image below and use it to answer the following questions. In room temperature water, the food coloring dissolved slightly. Choose the best answer(s) to explain this process. There may be more than one correct answer.

Which description best explains why the food coloring dissolved completely in hot water? Choose the best answer.

Select the best answer. Which is an example of heat flow?

Select the best answer(s). How is an object's thermal energy affected by it's temperature?

This question is on the screen. Please ask for a piece of blank paper to complete this question.

Read the following statement, and decide if it is true or false. As a substance gains thermal energy, it's particles move more slowly, and have less interactions.

Please view the table above, and determine which material heated up faster., and choose the correct explanation.

The less massive something is, the more thermal energy it has, because the particles are moving faster.

A cooler at 35 degrees has _______ __________ energy than a soda can at the same temperature because it has more ________. Select the best answer(s).

Please place the items in the correct categories.

In part (a), describe the process of heat flow.

In part (b), describe the process of heat flow.

In part (c) above, describe the process of heat flow.

Place the items in the correct categories.

View the image below and use it to answer the following questions. In room temperature water, the food coloring dissolved slightly. Choose the best answer(s) to explain this process. There may be more than one correct answer.

Which description best explains why the food coloring dissolved completely in hot water? Choose the best answer.

Select the best answer. Which is an example of heat flow?

Select the best answer(s). How is an object's thermal energy affected by it's temperature?

This question is on the screen. Please ask for a piece of blank paper to complete this question.

Read the following statement, and decide if it is true or false. As a substance gains thermal energy, it's particles move more slowly, and have less interactions.

A cooler at 35 degrees has _ energy than a soda can at the same temperature because it has more ____. Select the best answer(s).

A cooler at 35 degrees has _ energy than a soda can at the same temperature because it has more ____. Select the best answer(s).