Describe one way to prevent conduction, radiation, and convection in homes.
Prevent conduction â use insulators
Prevent convection â use weather stripping
Prevent radiation â install shiny surfaces in the attic
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What is the name of the transition from Solid to Gas?
Sublimation
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Which of the following solids is most soluble at 40°C? What is the area above the curve and below the curve called?
Solid B is most soluble at 40 degrees C.
Area above is called supersaturated, area below the curve is called unsaturated.
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Explain the relationship between heat and kinetic energy.
Heat increases the kinetic energy of particles.
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Explain how a nuclear reactor works to produce electricity.
Refined uranium undergoes nuclear fission which produces heat to turn water to steam. Steam turns turbines and produces electricity.
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Identify conduction, convection, and radiation in this photo.
Conduction â the park bench is getting hotter through the particles increasing kinetic energy and warming up
Convection â the breeze
Radiation â the sunlight