Across
- 2. All objects with a temperature above absolute ---- emit thermal radiation
- 5. Copper is an example of a --------- (Insulator or Conductor)
- 7. The measurement of heat
- 8. True or false, touching a hot iron is a example of radiation
- 9. Transfer of heat by EM (Electromagnetic)waves (An example of this is when the sun projects heat on the earth)
- 12. ---- is thermal energy
- 13. The amount of heat needed to raise temperature of 1 kilogram of a material by 1ยบ Celsius
- 15. The ------- is the amount of energy needed to increase temperature
- 18. An object is an conductor when heat conducts through it ------
- 19. Thermal radiation comes from -----
- 20. Heat being transferred by direct contact is called ---------- (An example is when you pick up a hot cup of coffee)
- 21. True or false, a hot air popper is an example of convection
Down
- 1. Transfer of heat through a fluid that moves in currents, hot air rises, it cools, and falls (An example of this is when you put your wet bathing suit on a floor vent to dry faster)
- 3. Thermal Radiation - --------------- waves produced by objects because of their temperature
- 4. The metric unit for measuring heat is the -----
- 6. This measures the heat produced by heating systems and is called the --- (Abbreviation, not the phrase)
- 10. True or false, Lying out in the sun to get a tan is an example of conduction
- 11. When two objects are the same temperature and no heat flows, it is called ------- -----------
- 14. an object is an insulator when heat conducts through it ------
- 16. Wood is an example of a --------- (Insulator or Conductor)
- 17. How tightly packed the matter is inside an object
