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potential energy
stored energy, energy of position; gravity is very important; PE = mgh
kinetic energy
energy of motion; KE = ½mv²
phase
state of matter
phases of water
solid (ice, snow)
liquid
vapor/steam
sensible heat
can be sensed as temp; change of energy = temp change; slopes on the graph
latent heat
hidden; no temp change; when there’s a phase change (ex: ice to water); flats on a graph
radiation
electromagnetic waves, light
molecular transfer
energy is conducted through a metal pot and moving towards the handle of the pot
temp is a measure of…
motion, more motion when it’s hotter
convection
the phase before a rolling boil; water rises along the sides of a pot as it gets hotter, sinks in the middle of the pot when it cools (a donut motion); circulation of fluid
how does energy travel from space to earth?
as rays of light; shines down and bounces off the clouds or earth and is reflected into space as reflected light; the energy can be absorbed by the earth as heat
clear night
temp will drop because energy is traveling back to space
cloudy night
clouds trap the energy
watt
measure of energy; created by James Watt (invented the steam engine)
reflectivity
shininess, albedo (mirror)
earth’s albedo
31% of light is reflected back into space, 69% is absorbed by the earth
moon’s albedo
6% of light is reflected back into space, very very dark