| A | B |
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| transfer of heat by motion of heat carrying medium | Convection |
| device that measures temperature | thermometer |
| a state where substances in contact with one another have the same temperature | thermal equilibriuim |
| transfer of heat across space | radiation |
| scale on which 100 degrees separate the freezing and boiling points of water | Celsius |
| device that converts thermal energy into mechanical energy | heat engine |
| you can feel this as warmth | thermal energy |
| Transfer of heat aby contact | conduction |
| scale on which water's melting point is 32 degrees | Fahrenheit |
| an indicator of thermal energy | temperature |
| Two liquids of different temperatures in the same environment will reach thermal equilibrium | not all heat is used to perform work |
| Which statement best describes the heat produced by a ccar engine | not all heat is produced to perform work |
| If you hold your hand closet to a regrigerator condenser, what are you likely to feel | warmth |
| An ice cube , a cup of warm soup, and a penny are put into a closed container. What happens? | Everything in the container will reach thermal equilibrium |
| Two liquids of different temperatures in the same environment will reach thermal equilibrium | eventually |
| The first thermometer was designed using | air |
| The man who developed the first thermometer | Galileo |
| Plate tectonics is basically caused by | convection |
| Spoon gets hot in boiling water | conduction |
| Water boiling in a pot | convection |
| Heat from the sun | radiation |
| Warm air rising from a fire | convection |
| Moving air currents causing wind | convection |
| Pan gets hot on stove | conduction |
| Heat felt in front of fireplace | radiation |
| Burn finger touching stove | conduction |
| Hairdryer dring hair | convection |
| A summer sunburn | radiation |
