1.Define,in your own words,conduction,convection and radiation?2.What is sublimation,deposition,evaporation,condensation,melting and freezing?3.Which physical law that we have already covered is the First Law of Thermodynamics similar to?4.Rank the f

1.Define,in your own words,conduction,convection and radiation?2.What is sublimation,deposition,evaporation,condensation,melting and freezing?3.Which physical law that we have already covered is the First Law of Thermodynamics similar to?4.Rank the f
1.Define,in your own words,conduction,convection and radiation?
2.What is sublimation,deposition,evaporation,condensation,melting and freezing?
3.Which physical law that we have already covered is the First Law of Thermodynamics similar to?
4.Rank the following temperatures from highest temperature to lowest temperature:200⁰F,200⁰C,200K.
5.Consider two glasses of water with the same temperature,one half full and one full.In which glass are the molecules moving faster?In which glass is there greater amount of thermal energy?In which glass will more heat be required to raise the temperature of all the water by one degree Celsius?

1.Define,in your own words,conduction,convection and radiation?2.What is sublimation,deposition,evaporation,condensation,melting and freezing?3.Which physical law that we have already covered is the First Law of Thermodynamics similar to?4.Rank the f
1 The phenomenon that thermal energy transfers from one molecule to the one next to it due to the temperature gradient is called conduction.
The movement of molecules within liquids or gases is convection.
Radiation is a process that energetic particles or waves travel through a medium or space.
2 Sublimation is the change from solid to gas.
Deposition is the change from gas to solid.
Evaporation is the change from liquid to gas.
Condensation is the change from gas to liquid.
Melting is the change from solid to liquid.
Freezing is the change from liquid to solid.
4 200°F=93.33°C
200K=-73.15°C
so the answer is 200°C 200°F 200K
5 The molecules in the half full one move faster because the molecules has less room.
The full glass requires more heat to raise its temperature by one degree Celsius.