Conduction. Insulators Convection Thermometer Heat.

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Conduction

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Conduction

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Insulators

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Convection

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Thermometer

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Heat

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...is the way that heat is transferred in a solid. Some

solids are better than others, metals are the best.

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...are poor conductors of heat, eg paper, wood and cloth. We can use

these materials to prevent heat loss.

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...is the rise of hot gas over cold gas creating a current. It is the rise

of hot liquid over cold liquid creating a current.

Birds and gliders can use these to rise and fall easily in the air.

Kettles use these to heat water.

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...is used to measure temperature. The temperature tells us how hot

something is.

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...is a form of energy. It always flows from a hotter object to a

colder object.

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