
L8 Designed for Heat
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Sieiara Courmon
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LESSON 8: DESIGNED FOR HEAT
UNIT 5 ENERGY
6.P.3.3 Explain the suitability of materials for use in
technological design based on a response to heat
(to include conduction, expansion, and contraction)
I CAN compare, contrast, and give examples of thermal insulators and conductors.
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What happened?
Why do you think this happened?
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HEAT CONDUCTORS
We learned that
conduction is the transfer
of energy between two
materials that are in
contact from a warmer
object to a cooler object.
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HEAT CONDUCTORS
Conductors are materials that
transfer energy easily.
Metal is a good conductor
because the molecules are
close together.
Glass is another good
conductor.
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Argue Like a Scientist: The Sock Problem
Sarah’s science class is investigating heat energy.
They wonder what would happen to the temperature
reading on a thermometer if they put the thermometer
inside a sock. Sarah’s group obtained two thermometers
and a sock. They put one thermometer inside the sock and the other
thermometer on the table next to the sock. A few minutes later they
compared the readings on the two thermometers. The temperature
inside the room on the table remained the same during their experiment.
What do you think Sarah’s group will discover from their investigation?
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Poll
Select the response that best matches your thinking.
The thermometer inside the sock will have a lower temperature reading than the thermometer on the table.
The thermometer inside the sock will have a higher temperature reading than the thermometer on the table.
Both thermometers will have the same temperature reading.
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What are socks used for?
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We know Styrofoam is successful at
keeping drinks hot.
If we know that Styrofoam is a good
material to use to make cups that will
keep drinks hot, why do we use the
same material to make a cooler to
keep our drinks cool.
How can the same material be used
for opposite effects?
CONDUCTORS VS. INSULATORS
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The cup keeps heat from traveling out, the cooler keeps
heat from traveling in. They are both insulators.
An insulator is a material that does not allow heat to pass
through easily.
CONDUCTORS VS. INSULATORS
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Other good insulators include:
● paper
● cotton
● wood
● rubber
● plastic
CONDUCTORS VS. INSULATORS
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Which of the following cups would you use to keep your hot cocoa hot?
CONDUCTORS VS. INSULATORS
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Multiple Choice
a material that slows the transfer of heat
a material that transfers heat easily
a material that is fluffy
a material that is temperature controlled
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Multiple Choice
a material that slows the transfer of heat
a material that transfers heat easily
a material that is fluffy
a material that is temperature controlled
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Multiple Choice
Wool
Plastic
Iron
Glass
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Multiple Choice
an oven mitt
pots and pans
wooden spoons
a plastic measuring cup
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Multiple Choice
A wooden block
A ceramic mug
A glass cup
A metal bowl
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Multiple Choice
they are colorful
they are fuzzy
they are conductors
they are insulators
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Multiple Choice
aluminum
gold
rubber
steel
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Multiple Choice
silver
silver-colored plastic
cork
rubber
LESSON 8: DESIGNED FOR HEAT
UNIT 5 ENERGY
6.P.3.3 Explain the suitability of materials for use in
technological design based on a response to heat
(to include conduction, expansion, and contraction)
I CAN compare, contrast, and give examples of thermal insulators and conductors.
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