1. The Cool Physics of Heat HEAT: A transfer of energy due to a difference in temperature. By Colin McAllister. [email_address] Students are invited to edit this work according to the Creative Commons license on the References and Copyright slide. Created at Curtin University of Technology, Sarawak, Malaysia..
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3. The Cool Physics of Heat The combustion of hydrocarbon gas in air is a source of heat.
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8. Specific Heat The specific heat capacity of water determines the energy needed to heat it.
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10. Latent Heat The energy required to convert liquid water into steam is Latent Heat
11. Latent Heat Boiling water undergoes a phase change from liquid to gas. The Strokkur geyser in Iceland ejects a jet of water 60 to 100 feet into the air. Geothermal heat changes some underground water from liquid water to steam, which is a gas. This energy increases the volume and the pressure, powering the eruption.
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14. Convection A fan drives transfer of heat by forced convection of air.
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18. Global Warming Huge tabular icebergs , calved from the ice shelf in the Southern Ocean's Weddell Sea. (Photo courtesy of Mike Vecchione, NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service),
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