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    1. Heat conductors are substances that allow heat to move through them easily, such as metals like copper and aluminum. Heat insulators are substances that allow heat to move through them slowly, such as plastics, wood, and glass. 2. Heat can be transferred through solids by conduction, which is the transfer of heat from the warmer parts of an object to the cooler parts when there is a temperature difference. The rate of conduction depends on the material. 3. Convection is the transfer of heat by the circulation of fluids such as air and water. Warm air and water rises as it is less dense than cooler air and water, and circulation currents are set up carrying heat from one place to another

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    1. Heat conductors are substances that allow heat to move through them easily, such as metals like copper and aluminum. Heat insulators are substances that allow heat to move through them slowly, such as plastics, wood, and glass. 2. Heat can be transferred through solids by conduction, which is the transfer of heat from the warmer parts of an object to the cooler parts when there is a temperature difference. The rate of conduction depends on the material. 3. Convection is the transfer of heat by the circulation of fluids such as air and water. Warm air and water rises as it is less dense than cooler air and water, and circulation currents are set up carrying heat from one place to another

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    1. Heat conductors are substances that allow heat to move through them easily, such as metals like copper and aluminum. Heat insulators are substances that allow heat to move through them slowly, such as plastics, wood, and glass. 2. Heat can be transferred through solids by conduction, which is the transfer of heat from the warmer parts of an object to the cooler parts when there is a temperature difference. The rate of conduction depends on the material. 3. Convection is the transfer of heat by the circulation of fluids such as air and water. Warm air and water rises as it is less dense than cooler air and water, and circulation currents are set up carrying heat from one place to another

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    1. Heat conductors are substances that allow heat to move through them easily, such as metals like copper and aluminum. Heat insulators are substances that allow heat to move through them slowly, such as plastics, wood, and glass. 2. Heat can be transferred through solids by conduction, which is the transfer of heat from the warmer parts of an object to the cooler parts when there is a temperature difference. The rate of conduction depends on the material. 3. Convection is the transfer of heat by the circulation of fluids such as air and water. Warm air and water rises as it is less dense than cooler air and water, and circulation currents are set up carrying heat from one place to another

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    Mind Maps For Secondary Science : Volume 1 www.sciencemindmaps.

    com
    Also called poor conductor Wood Due to
    Glass
    b 1 temperature
    2
    Substance that From a hot object
    allows heat to move a HEAT difference
    c Examples 3 Plastic
    through slowly INSULATOR to cold object hot cold
    Aluminium 7 4
    Cork 6 5 Good High
    Rubber 1 2 conductors conduction rate
    3
    Iron Polystyrene
    2 Asbestos a b
    Examples Depends on
    material
    Copper 1 d Metals Bad conductors : Insulators
    2
    HEAT HEAT a
    1
    Becomes cold very fast c CONDUCTOR FLOW Heat travels from 2
    Heat flow hot to cold end
    b HEAT Non - Metals b Low conduction rate
    Becomes hot very fast 1 through solids Conduction 3
    a CONDUCTORS
    rate
    Substance that allows heat to
    AND a
    b
    4 wax
    move through easily INSULATORS c
    F Experiment B C
    Warm air Air conditioner
    placed near ceiling
    CONDUCTION A b
    rises Warm air rises
    I a Pin A falls first,
    2 1 Heat flows from then pin B followed
    hot end to cold by pin C.
    Heater 2 end by conduction
    3 Convection Colder VOLUME 1 CHAPTER 7
    placed near
    current air sinks
    floor
    produced
    1 4
    1
    Cold air sinks
    b BUILDINGS'
    c
    Cold air
    3
    Convection
    HEAT Heat flow through fluids
    (liquids and gases)
    COOLING/
    HEATING
    enters
    heater
    current
    produced (2 - 4)
    Hot air rises Ventilation
    SYSTEM G HEAT FLOW a By circulatory movement
    and escapes holes at a
    of heated fluid.
    TYPES b
    from top roof
    4 2 Hot fluid moves upwards,
    1 c
    H CONVECTION cold fluid move downwards.

    HEAT 3
    d
    FLOW IN NATURAL 1 SEA BREEZE
    e
    PHENOMENA Forms convection current
    2 During Daytime

    Cool air enters from RADIATION


    windows near the ground Cooler air flows 3 Cold
    3 Warm air 2
    towards land
    rises air
    sinks Experiments
    2 4
    c 1 Purple stream of
    a water move upwards,
    WARMING OF b the downwards in
    1 Smouldering
    EARTH BY SUN Land heats circular motion.
    Experiment incense stick
    up faster hot air
    Can Heat flow Potassium
    LAND BREEZE permanganate
    flow without medium crystal
    To switch cold air
    RADIATION through 2
    During Nighttime
    Heat flows in vacuum
    vacuum by Convection current
    Cool 4 Cooler air A convection current
    Vacuum flows 3 Warm radiation. is formed in heated
    air
    (No conduction sinks towards sea air water and air.
    or convention) rises 1 2
    5
    After 10 minutes,
    To  thermometer shows a
    Land cools 1 Sea warmer 2 vacuum rise in temperaure.
    down faster than land pump

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