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Guiding Questions: What is hot?
How have you experienced a heat transfer to you and away from you?
What happens at the microscopic level when hot and cold objects interact?
When an object is hot, how is it different from when it is cold?
When hot and cold objects interact, they collide and energy gets transferred. Heat energy flows from objects that are higher energy to objects with lower amounts of energy. Particles of hot objects behave differently than cold object particles.
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Resource #5 (Simulation)
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LABS
LABS
The Mitten Problem
The Mitten Problem.movHeat Transfer Lab
Heat Transfer Lab 2.0.movMatter in Motion Lab
Factors Affect the Rate of Heat Transfer: Different Amounts of the Same Material
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Amount of Water Affecting Heat Transfer lab 100mL.mov100mL of Water
Amount of Water Affecting Heat Transfer lab 250mL.mov250mL of Water
Amount of Water Affecting Heat Transfer lab 400mL.mov400mL of water
SIMULATIONS
SIMULATIONS
Heated Spoon Simulation
Insulator Simulation
Heating and Cooling a Liquid
Videos
Videos
Review
Review
Enrichment
Enrichment
Uneven Heating of the Earth's Surface ArticlePage updated
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