Heat Transfer

1. Heat Transfer

2. 1. The emission of energy in waves. 2. Heat transfer through contact. 3. Heat transfer through circulation due to differences in density. 4. T or F The earth receives its energy from the sun. 5. This is “Incoming solar radiation” 6. Gases that absorb infrared rays are called …. 7. The Greenhouse Effect causes _____ of the Earth. 8. Touching a hot stove eye is an example of ____________ (a method of heat transfer). 9. Heat lamps are good examples of what? (a method of heat transfer) 10. Compared to a less dense mass, a more dense mass will move ( up or down).

3. 1. Radiation

4. 1. The emission of energy in waves. 2. Heat transfer through contact. 3. Heat transfer through circulation due to differences in density. 4. T or F The earth receives its energy from the sun. 5. This is “Incoming solar radiation” 6. Gases that absorb infrared rays are called …. 7. The Greenhouse Effect causes _____ of the Earth. 8. Touching a hot stove eye is an example of ____________ (a method of heat transfer). 9. Heat lamps are good examples of what? (a method of heat transfer) 10. Compared to a less dense mass, a more dense mass will move ( up or down).

5. 2. Conduction

6. 1. The emission of energy in waves. 2. Heat transfer through contact. 3. Heat transfer through circulation due to differences in density. 4. T or F The earth receives its energy from the sun. 5. This is “Incoming solar radiation” 6. Gases that absorb infrared rays are called …. 7. The Greenhouse Effect causes _____ of the Earth. 8. Touching a hot stove eye is an example of ____________ (a method of heat transfer). 9. Heat lamps are good examples of what? (a method of heat transfer) 10. Compared to a less dense mass, a more dense mass will move ( up or down).

7. 3. Convection

8. 1. The emission of energy in waves. 2. Heat transfer through contact. 3. Heat transfer through circulation due to differences in density. 4. T or F The earth receives its energy from the sun. 5. This is “Incoming solar radiation” 6. Gases that absorb infrared rays are called …. 7. The Greenhouse Effect causes _____ of the Earth. 8. Touching a hot stove eye is an example of ____________ (a method of heat transfer). 9. Heat lamps are good examples of what? (a method of heat transfer) 10. Compared to a less dense mass, a more dense mass will move ( up or down).

9. 4. True

10. 1. The emission of energy in waves. 2. Heat transfer through contact. 3. Heat transfer through circulation due to differences in density. 4. T or F The earth receives its energy from the sun. 5. This is “Incoming solar radiation” 6. Gases that absorb infrared rays are called …. 7. The Greenhouse Effect causes _____ of the Earth. 8. Touching a hot stove eye is an example of ____________ (a method of heat transfer). 9. Heat lamps are good examples of what? (a method of heat transfer) 10. Compared to a less dense mass, a more dense mass will move ( up or down).

11. 5. Insolation Notice the “sol” for sun

12. 1. The emission of energy in waves. 2. Heat transfer through contact. 3. Heat transfer through circulation due to differences in density. 4. T or F The earth receives its energy from the sun. 5. This is “Incoming solar radiation” 6. Gases that absorb infrared rays are called …. 7. The Greenhouse Effect causes _____ of the Earth. 8. Touching a hot stove eye is an example of ____________ (a method of heat transfer). 9. Heat lamps are good examples of what? (a method of heat transfer) 10. Compared to a less dense mass, a more dense mass will move ( up or down).

13. 6. Greenhouse Gasses

14. 1. The emission of energy in waves. 2. Heat transfer through contact. 3. Heat transfer through circulation due to differences in density. 4. T or F The earth receives its energy from the sun. 5. This is “Incoming solar radiation” 6. Gases that absorb infrared rays are called …. 7. The Greenhouse Effect causes _____ of the Earth. 8. Touching a hot stove eye is an example of ____________ (a method of heat transfer). 9. Heat lamps are good examples of what? (a method of heat transfer) 10. Compared to a less dense mass, a more dense mass will move ( up or down).

15. 7. Heating

16. 1. The emission of energy in waves. 2. Heat transfer through contact. 3. Heat transfer through circulation due to differences in density. 4. T or F The earth receives its energy from the sun. 5. This is “Incoming solar radiation” 6. Gases that absorb infrared rays are called …. 7. The Greenhouse Effect causes _____ of the Earth. 8. Touching a hot stove eye is an example of ____________ (a method of heat transfer). 9. Heat lamps are good examples of what? (a method of heat transfer) 10. Compared to a less dense mass, a more dense mass will move ( up or down).

17. 8. Conduction

18. 1. The emission of energy in waves. 2. Heat transfer through contact. 3. Heat transfer through circulation due to differences in density. 4. T or F The earth receives its energy from the sun. 5. This is “Incoming solar radiation” 6. Gases that absorb infrared rays are called …. 7. The Greenhouse Effect causes _____ of the Earth. 8. Touching a hot stove eye is an example of ____________ (a method of heat transfer). 9. Heat lamps are good examples of what? (a method of heat transfer) 10. Compared to a less dense mass, a more dense mass will move ( up or down).

19. 9. Radiation

20. 1. The emission of energy in waves. 2. Heat transfer through contact. 3. Heat transfer through circulation due to differences in density. 4. T or F The earth receives its energy from the sun. 5. This is “Incoming solar radiation” 6. Gases that absorb infrared rays are called …. 7. The Greenhouse Effect causes _____ of the Earth. 8. Touching a hot stove eye is an example of ____________ (a method of heat transfer). 9. Heat lamps are good examples of what? (a method of heat transfer) 10. Compared to a less dense mass, a more dense mass will move ( up or down).

21. 10. Down