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Energy Transfer -

High Concentration

To Low Concentration

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Conduction -

Transfer of heat from molecule to molecule.

**Most effective in solids

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Convection -

-transfer of heat by movement in fluids

**caused by density differences

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In atmosphere

In oceans

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In lithosphere

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Radiation -

Transferred via electromagnetic waves

***requires no medium

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Energy Flows from

Hot (Source) to

Cold (Sink)

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Conduction Lab

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DO NOW:

convection

radiation

conduction

radiation

conduction

conduction

convection

radiation

convection

radiation

conduction

Cond.

radiatio

convection

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Temperature -

the temperature of a body is a measure of the average kinetic energy of its particles��

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High Temp.=High KE

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Low Kinetic Energy

= Low Temperature

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Do Now

-8

5

16

27

310

31

336

-20

248

68

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Absolute Zero - The temperature at which molecular activity is at a minimum

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Units of Heat

A calorie (cal) is the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1 gram of of water by 1° C.

1 cal = 4.186 Joules

1 kilocalorie equals 1000 calories.. When you hear that some food has 200 Cal, that means it has the potential of transferring 200 kilocalories of heat energy to the body.

A BTU is defined as the quantity of energy necessary to raise the temperature of 1 lb. of water 1° Fahrenheit.

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Approx. 400 Calories

  • =400 K-Cal
  • =400, ooo calories
  • =1600 BTUs
  • Dry firewood yields about 7000 BTU/pound

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  • Dunkin Donuts
  • calorie counter

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Firewood

Wood �Species

Osage Orange (Hedge)�Hickory, Shagbark�Eastern Hornbeam�Ironwood�Beech, Blue�Birch, Black�Locust, Black�Hickory, Bitternut�Locust, Honey�Apple�Mulberry�Oak, White�Beech, High�Maple, Sugar�Oak, Red�Ash, White�Birch, Yellow�

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Your favorite greasy spoon.

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Specific Heat

how much heat is required to change the temperature of a unit mass of a substance by 1 degree is called its specific heat.

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Water -

Has a high specific heat

Heats up slowly, cools off slowly

Walton Lake

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Lead -

Has a low specific heat

Heats up quickly, cools off quickly

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Phase Changes-

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Gas

melt

vaporization

Cond.

freezing

kinetic

potential

potential

release

same

water

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Heat Calculations:

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Electromagnetic energy (radiation from the sun) may be :

  • Refracted – bent
  • Reflected –
  • Scattered
  • Transmitted – pass through
  • Absorbed

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Surface properties -

Good Absorber = dark and rough

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Good reflector = light and smooth

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Absorber or reflector?????

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Greenhouse Effect

1966 Plymouth Satellite

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  • Short wave visible light is absorbed and re-radiated as long wave infrared.
  • Infrared is absorbed by greenhouse gases.
    • Carbon dioxide
    • Methane
    • Water Vapor

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Ozone

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“Ozone Alert”

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Ozone in stratosphere – blocks harmful UV radiation.

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Ozone depletion – ozone reacts with CFCs

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  • NASA – Ozone

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Extinction of the Dinosaurs

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Aerosols- very fine particles that remain suspended in the atmosphere.

EX: Volcanic Ash or Dust

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Eruption

as

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Aerosols reflect insolation resulting in cooling

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Temperature Lag -

Most intense insolation = June 21st

Hottest time of year = late July

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Sun is most intense at noon

Hottest time of day is around 3pm

As long as the earth gains more energy than it loses, the temperature will increase

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