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Understanding Energy: Types and Transfers of Heat

This informative piece explains the core concepts of energy, focusing on potential and kinetic energy. It delves into heat transfer methods, including convection, conduction, and radiation. Each type of energy transfer is described with relatable examples. Additionally, it covers insulators and conductors, highlighting how they affect electrical charge movement. The text includes engaging quizzes to reinforce understanding by identifying whether examples pertain to conduction, convection, or radiation, making it an excellent resource for learners of all ages interested in energy concepts.

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Understanding Energy: Types and Transfers of Heat

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  1. Maya W.’s POR

  2. Energy • Energy is the ability to do work.

  3. Potential Energy • Potential energy is stored energy or also known as energy not in motion/about to happen.

  4. Kinetic Energy • Kinetic energy is energy in motion or called moving energy.

  5. Heat • Heat has three different types: convection, conduction, radiation(oh my).

  6. Convection • Convection is the transfer of thermal energy moving from a gas or a liquid from place to place.

  7. Conduction • Conduction is the transfer of heat when things touch each other.

  8. Radiation • Radiation is energy that travels through empty space to heat things up or warm them.

  9. Insulators • Insulators are a material that makes it difficult for an electrical charge to move through.

  10. Conductors • Conductors are a material which an electrical charge moves easily through.

  11. QUIZ: Conduction or Insulation • What does the picture below show: Conduction or Insulation? Hot Oatmeal with Spoon Answer: Conduction

  12. QUIZ: Radiation or Convection • What does the picture below show: Radiation or Convection? People at Bonfire Answer: Radiation

  13. QUIZ: Conduction or Convection • What does the picture below show: Conduction or Convection? Cookies coming out of oven and heating kitchen Answer: Convection

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