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CONDUCTION
Write your definition of
conduction:
Example/Non Example and Explanation
What is happening?
When a raw egg begins to fry as it hits a heated frying pan, energy from
the pan moves to the egg and cooks it.
Example: Heat is transferred through solids from one particle to
another particle or from the pan to the egg.
Non Example: It is not convection because heat is not transferred
through a fluid (gas or liquid).
Non Example: It is not radiation because heat is not transferred
through empty space.
Example/Non Example and Explanation – Complete this section
Why is this conduction?
Why is this not an example of
convection?
Why is this not an example
radiation?
CONVECTION
Write your definition of
convection:
What is happening?
Why is this convection?
Egg cooking in a hot pan.
Hot sand heats the air
The hot sand transfers heat to the air. As the air heats it expands
and rises.
Example: The air is being heated.
Why is this not an example of
conduction?
Why is this not an example
radiation?
RADIATION
Write your definition of
radiation:
Non Example: The heat is being transferred to the air which is a gas.
What is happening?
The heat is transferred from the coals to the burger.
Why is this radiation?
Example: The heat is transferred through empty space to the burger
without direct contact.
Non Example: The heat is transferred to the burger without direct
contact.
Non Example: It is not convection because heat is not transferred
through a fluid (gas or liquid).
Why is this not an example of
conduction?
Why is this not an example of
convection?
Fact:
Non Example: It is not radiation because heat is not transferred through
empty space.
Example/Non Example and Explanation - Complete this section
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