Energy Transfer Chapter 9. Energy Transfer Energy is transferred from hotter object to colder object...

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Energy Transfer Chapter 9

Transcript of Energy Transfer Chapter 9. Energy Transfer Energy is transferred from hotter object to colder object...

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Energy Transfer

Chapter 9

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Energy Transfer

• Energy is transferred from hotter object to colder object

• Examples?– Cooking pasta– Making ice– Making popcorn– Roasting marshmallows

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Three Methods of Energy Transfer

• Conduction

• Convection

• Radiation

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Conduction• Transfer Energy as heat between particles

in direct contact

• Example– Roasting marshmallow with wire– Air molecules collide with wire

• Transfer energy to wire• Particles in wire move faster, have more E• E then transfer to hand, detect warmth

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Convection

• Energy transfer through movement of fluids at different temperatures (fluids - liquids and gases)

• Examples– Camp fire

• See soot, embers rise & swirl• Rise upwards – warm air expands

– Why?

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Convection

• Convection current – flow of fluid due to heated expansion followed by cooling and contraction

• Examples– Fire, candle

• Warm air rises, cools, then flows downward

– Wind current– Boil water in pot

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Convection

• You can hold your fingers beside the candle flame without harm, but not above the flame. Why?

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Radiation• Transfer of Energy by electromagnetic

waves

• No movement of matter – will work in vacuum or outer space

• No contact or movement of fluid

• Infrared, visible light, UV rays

• Example– Fire emits radiation (infrared), skin absorbs E,

increase in temperature

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Energy Transfer from SunEnergy Transfer from Sun

• Electromagnetic energy is a type of energy that is radiated by the sun in the form of transverse waves vibrating at right angles to the direction of movement

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Radiation occurs in different forms identified by their wavelength

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• WHAT HAPPENS TO ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY (RADIATION) ONCE IT REACHES EARTH?

• Radiation is reflected – bounced back at the same angle they arrived

• Radiation is scattered – reflected in various directions

• Radiation is refracted - bent

• Radiation is transmitted – pass through the material

• Radiation is absorbed (taken in as heat energy)

Radiation is reflected – bounced back at the same angle they arrived

Radiation is scattered – reflected in various directions

Radiation is refracted - bent

Radiation is transmitted – pass through the material

Radiation is absorbed (taken in as heat energy)

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Radiation

• Radiation can be absorbed and emitted

• Color– Summer day: wear light or dark clothes?– Winter day: wear light or dark clothes?– Why?