Conduction, Convection and Radiation OALH

Do Now

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State the equation for calculating efficiency

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A lightbulb converts energy transferred via electricity into radiation (light) and thermal energy name the useful energy

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Draw particle diagrams for the three states of matter

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Name the equipment used to measure the size of a force

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Put the following value to 2 significant figures: 2.05

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Calculate the efficiency of a light bulb that uses 120J of electrical energy, with a total output of useful light energy that equals to 80J. Give your answer to 2 decimal places

Key Knowledge

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Define Conduction

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Define insulator

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Define conductor

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Define is convection

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Name the states convection can occur in

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How does radiation transfer thermal energy?

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Name the surface that is a good absorber or emitter of infrared

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Define Conduction

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Define insulator

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Define conductor

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Define is convection

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Name the states convection can occur in

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How does radiation transfer thermal energy?

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Name the surface that is a good absorber or emitter of infrared

Recall Quiz

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The transfer of thermal energy through a substance by the vibration of particles is?

1. Convection
2. Conduction
3. Radiation
4. Insulator

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A substance that does not easily transfer thermal energy e.g. rubber, is named?

1. Convection
2. Conduction
3. Radiation
4. Insulator

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A substance that does allow thermal energy to pass through e.g. copper, is named?

1. Convection
2. Conductor
3. Radiation
4. Insulator

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________ is the transfer of thermal energy from hot to cold places by the rise of particles in a fluid.

1. Convection
2. Conduction
3. Radiation
4. Insulation

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How does the energy of the sun reach Earth?

1. Convection
2. Conduction
3. Radiation
4. Insulation

I do, We do, You do

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I do. Describe and explain how energy is transferred through a solid via conduction.

Conduction is the _______________through a _ substance by the _.

When a solid is heated up, the particles near the heat source and this vibration and movement is passed on to ______

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We do. Describe the type energy transfer that takes place in solids and explain how a solid transfers energy throughout a material.

Conduction is _through a solid substance . When a solid is heated up, this vibration and movement is _____________

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You do. Explain how thermal energy is transferred through a heated saucepan. (2)

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Describe how radiation transfers heat and explain how the shiny light coloured coating of a water bottle keeps the water cold on hot days.

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Describe heat transfer via radiation and explain why the shiny light coloured coating of a water bottle keeps the water cool.

Radiation transfers heat as _. The shiny light coloured coating of a water bottle the radiation so heat be absorbed meaning shiny surfaces are absorbers of heat radiation.

Vacuum flask task

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What quality of the plastic stopper makes it useful?

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What quality of the plastic container makes it useful?

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What quality of the Insulated Support makes it useful?

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What quality of the Silver Surface makes it useful?

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Why does the flask contain a vacuum inside of it?

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A vacuum flask is designed to reduce the rate of energy transfer by heating processes.

Describe how the design of a vacuum flask keeps the liquid inside hot.

Include reference to convection, conduction and radiation in your answer.

Plenary

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1.Conduction is…
2.The best conductors of heat are usually…
3.An insulator is…
4.Convection only occurs in
5.When air particles heat up, they become
6.What can radiation do that convection and conduction cannot?

Conduction, Convection and Radiation OALH

State the equation for calculating efficiency

A lightbulb converts energy transferred via electricity into radiation (light) and thermal energy name the useful energy

Draw particle diagrams for the three states of matter

Name the equipment used to measure the size of a force

Put the following value to 2 significant figures: 2.05

Calculate the efficiency of a light bulb that uses 120J of electrical energy, with a total output of useful light energy that equals to 80J. Give your answer to 2 decimal places

Define Conduction

Define insulator

Define conductor

Define is convection

Name the states convection can occur in

How does radiation transfer thermal energy?

Name the surface that is a good absorber or emitter of infrared

Define Conduction

Define insulator

Define conductor

Define is convection

Name the states convection can occur in

How does radiation transfer thermal energy?

Name the surface that is a good absorber or emitter of infrared

The transfer of thermal energy through a substance by the vibration of particles is?1. Convection2. Conduction3. Radiation4. Insulator

A substance that does not easily transfer thermal energy e.g. rubber, is named?1. Convection2. Conduction3. Radiation4. Insulator

A substance that does allow thermal energy to pass through e.g. copper, is named?1. Convection2. Conductor3. Radiation4. Insulator

________ is the transfer of thermal energy from hot to cold places by the rise of particles in a fluid.1. Convection2. Conduction3. Radiation4. Insulation

How does the energy of the sun reach Earth?1. Convection2. Conduction3. Radiation4. Insulation

You do. Explain how thermal energy is transferred through a heated saucepan. (2)

Describe how radiation transfers heat and explain how the shiny light coloured coating of a water bottle keeps the water cold on hot days.

What quality of the plastic stopper makes it useful?

What quality of the plastic container makes it useful?

What quality of the Insulated Support makes it useful?

What quality of the Silver Surface makes it useful?

Why does the flask contain a vacuum inside of it?

A vacuum flask is designed to reduce the rate of energy transfer by heating processes. Describe how the design of a vacuum flask keeps the liquid inside hot.Include reference to convection, conduction and radiation in your answer.

1.Conduction is…2.The best conductors of heat are usually…3.An insulator is…4.Convection only occurs in5.When air particles heat up, they become6.What can radiation do that convection and conduction cannot?

State the equation for calculating efficiency

A lightbulb converts energy transferred via electricity into radiation (light) and thermal energy name the useful energy

Draw particle diagrams for the three states of matter

Name the equipment used to measure the size of a force

Put the following value to 2 significant figures: 2.05

Calculate the efficiency of a light bulb that uses 120J of electrical energy, with a total output of useful light energy that equals to 80J. Give your answer to 2 decimal places

Define Conduction

Define insulator

Define conductor

Define is convection

Name the states convection can occur in

How does radiation transfer thermal energy?

Name the surface that is a good absorber or emitter of infrared

Define Conduction

Define insulator

Define conductor

Define is convection

Name the states convection can occur in

How does radiation transfer thermal energy?

Name the surface that is a good absorber or emitter of infrared

The transfer of thermal energy through a substance by the vibration of particles is?1. Convection2. Conduction3. Radiation4. Insulator

A substance that does not easily transfer thermal energy e.g. rubber, is named?1. Convection2. Conduction3. Radiation4. Insulator

A substance that does allow thermal energy to pass through e.g. copper, is named?1. Convection2. Conductor3. Radiation4. Insulator

________ is the transfer of thermal energy from hot to cold places by the rise of particles in a fluid.1. Convection2. Conduction3. Radiation4. Insulation

How does the energy of the sun reach Earth?1. Convection2. Conduction3. Radiation4. Insulation

You do. Explain how thermal energy is transferred through a heated saucepan. (2)

Describe how radiation transfers heat and explain how the shiny light coloured coating of a water bottle keeps the water cold on hot days.

What quality of the plastic stopper makes it useful?

What quality of the plastic container makes it useful?

What quality of the Insulated Support makes it useful?

What quality of the Silver Surface makes it useful?

Why does the flask contain a vacuum inside of it?

A vacuum flask is designed to reduce the rate of energy transfer by heating processes. Describe how the design of a vacuum flask keeps the liquid inside hot.Include reference to convection, conduction and radiation in your answer.

1.Conduction is…2.The best conductors of heat are usually…3.An insulator is…4.Convection only occurs in5.When air particles heat up, they become6.What can radiation do that convection and conduction cannot?

The transfer of thermal energy through a substance by the vibration of particles is?

1. Convection
2. Conduction
3. Radiation
4. Insulator

A substance that does not easily transfer thermal energy e.g. rubber, is named?

1. Convection
2. Conduction
3. Radiation
4. Insulator

A substance that does allow thermal energy to pass through e.g. copper, is named?

1. Convection
2. Conductor
3. Radiation
4. Insulator

________ is the transfer of thermal energy from hot to cold places by the rise of particles in a fluid.

1. Convection
2. Conduction
3. Radiation
4. Insulation

How does the energy of the sun reach Earth?

1. Convection
2. Conduction
3. Radiation
4. Insulation

A vacuum flask is designed to reduce the rate of energy transfer by heating processes.

Describe how the design of a vacuum flask keeps the liquid inside hot.

Include reference to convection, conduction and radiation in your answer.

1.Conduction is…
2.The best conductors of heat are usually…
3.An insulator is…
4.Convection only occurs in
5.When air particles heat up, they become
6.What can radiation do that convection and conduction cannot?

The transfer of thermal energy through a substance by the vibration of particles is?

1. Convection
2. Conduction
3. Radiation
4. Insulator

A substance that does not easily transfer thermal energy e.g. rubber, is named?

1. Convection
2. Conduction
3. Radiation
4. Insulator

A substance that does allow thermal energy to pass through e.g. copper, is named?

1. Convection
2. Conductor
3. Radiation
4. Insulator

________ is the transfer of thermal energy from hot to cold places by the rise of particles in a fluid.

1. Convection
2. Conduction
3. Radiation
4. Insulation

How does the energy of the sun reach Earth?

1. Convection
2. Conduction
3. Radiation
4. Insulation

A vacuum flask is designed to reduce the rate of energy transfer by heating processes.

Describe how the design of a vacuum flask keeps the liquid inside hot.

Include reference to convection, conduction and radiation in your answer.

1.Conduction is…
2.The best conductors of heat are usually…
3.An insulator is…
4.Convection only occurs in
5.When air particles heat up, they become
6.What can radiation do that convection and conduction cannot?