SUB ASSIGNMENT: Friday, November 12

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Use the article below to answer the questions.

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In your own words, explain thermal expansion.

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In your own words, explain how molecules move when head is added.

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What is conduction?

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In your own words, explain how atoms/molecules move during conduction.

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What is an example of conduction that is given in the text?

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What is Convection?

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In your own words, explain how Convection is connected to density.

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What is an example of convection that is given in the text?

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What is Radiation?

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What is an example of Radiation that is given in the text?

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SUB ASSIGNMENT: Friday, November 12

In your own words, explain thermal expansion.

In your own words, explain how molecules move when head is added.

What is conduction?

In your own words, explain how atoms/molecules move during conduction.

What is an example of conduction that is given in the text?

What is Convection?

In your own words, explain how Convection is connected to density.

What is an example of convection that is given in the text?

What is Radiation?

What is an example of Radiation that is given in the text?

In the review section, explain how heat moves from one object to another?

In your own words, explain thermal expansion.

In your own words, explain how molecules move when head is added.

What is conduction?

In your own words, explain how atoms/molecules move during conduction.

What is an example of conduction that is given in the text?

What is Convection?

In your own words, explain how Convection is connected to density.

What is an example of convection that is given in the text?

What is Radiation?

What is an example of Radiation that is given in the text?

In the review section, explain how heat moves from one object to another?