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Thermal Energy

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    Heat transfer, Conductors, Insulators, and Thermal Equilibrium
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  • You place your hand near a campfire and feel the heat without touching the flames
    Radiation.
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  • A metal spoon is left in a pot of hot soup, and the handle becomes warm
    Conduction.
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  • You step out of a swimming pool on a hot day, and the ground feels warm on your bare feet
    Conduction.
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  • The Sun warms a rock in the park. This is an example of what heat transfer?
    Radiation.
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  • When you boil water on the stove, the water moves in a circular pattern as it heats up. It's traveling in a current.
    Convection.
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  • You touch the handle of a hot iron, and your hand feels the heat immediately
    Conduction.
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  • Warm air from a heater rises to the ceiling, while cooler air sinks to the floor
    Convection.
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  • You feel the warmth from the Sun on your skin during a sunny day
    Radiation.
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  • You pick up a hot mug of coffee, and the heat travels to your hand
    Conduction.
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  • You feel heat from a space heater across the room without directly touching it
    Radiation.
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  • When you sit near a window on a cold day, the glass feels cold to the touch
    Conduction.
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  • The metal buckle on a seatbelt becomes hot after being in the sun all day
    Radiation.
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  • You accidentally touch a hot stove burner and immediately pull your hand away
    Conduction.
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  • Heat from a radiator moves around the room and warms the air
    Convection.
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  • You feel heat from a light bulb when you place your hand close to it
    Radiation.
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  • When lying on the sand at the beach, your body feels warm as heat transfers from the sand to you
    Conduction.
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