Heat Transfer
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Objective
I can give examples of conduction, convection, and radiation in everyday life.
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Practice
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Describe a time you've experienced heat transfer through conduction. What objects were involved, and how did the heat move?
Explain how convection currents work to heat a room using a radiator.
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Exit ticket
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“Give an example of conduction you might experience while cooking. Give an example of convection you might experience in your home. Give an example of radiation you might experience outdoors on a sunny day. ”
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