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Celsius Slide3
KelvinSlide4
Absolute ZeroSlide5Slide6
k
inetic energy
: energy
from motionSlide7
massSlide8
speedSlide9
temperature: a measure of the average kinetic energy
of moving particles Slide10
heat:
the transfer of thermal energy from one object to anotherSlide11Slide12
What is temperature?Slide13
What is heat?Slide14
Celsius Slide15
Celsius Slide16
Celsius: a measurement of temperature that uses 0
° as the freezing point of waterSlide17
Anders Celsius
(1701-1744)Slide18
Water freezes at 0
° C
Slide19
Water freezes at 100
° C
Slide20
CelsiusSlide21
KelvinSlide22
KelvinSlide23
Kelvin: a scale used to measure temperature
that starts at absolute zero (0 K) Slide24
William Thomson, Lord Kelvin
(1824-1907)Slide25
Water freezes at 273 K Slide26
Water freezes at 373 K Slide27
Absolute ZeroSlide28
absolute zeroSlide29
absolute zero: the temperature at which kinetic energy cannot existSlide30
absolute zero
0 KSlide31Slide32
Which one is
not
a scale used to measure temperature?
Celsius
Grams
Fahrenheit
KelvinSlide33
Which one is
not
a scale used to measure temperature?
Celsius
Grams
Fahrenheit
KelvinSlide34
Which scale uses 0° as the freezing point of water, and 100° as the boiling point of water?
Celsius
Fahrenheit
KelvinSlide35
Which scale uses 0° as the freezing point of water, and 100° as the boiling point of water?
Celsius
Fahrenheit
KelvinSlide36
What is absolute zero?Slide37
Remember!!!Slide38
Celsius: a measurement of temperature that uses 0
° as the freezing point of waterSlide39
Kelvin: a scale used to measure temperature
that starts at absolute zero (0 K) Slide40
absolute zero: the temperature at which kinetic energy cannot existSlide41Slide42
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