When looking at the the data from the chart, the black cup amount of light reflects 425 lux of light and transmits 0 lux of light. That means 1,350 lux of light is not being transmitted or relfected....
Where is the rest of the light going?
Looking at the data below, why would we put the cups in the dark if we were trying to test what effect light has on the temperature?
Which way does heat travel?
What do you think is going to happen to the water inside of the cup and the water in the water bath below?
Why do you think the cups in the dark still had an increase in temperature if there was no light?
Why do the clear cup and the black cup both have the biggest increase in temperature?
They both heat up, but for very different reasons.
Tell me why the black cup heats up differently from the clear cup.
You can use these words in your answer: light, transmitted, absorbed
At higher temperatures, molecules move....
What happens when particles collide? Choose all of the answers that apply.
What does temperature measure?
At lower temperatures, molecules move....