3/17/2016 AIM: How is temperature measured? VOCABULARY  Celsius  Thermometer  Fahrenheit  Eye level.

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3/17/2016 AIM: How is temperature measured? VOCABULARY  Celsius  Thermometer  Fahrenheit  Eye level

3/17/2016 OBJECTIVE To successfully measure temperature using a thermometer

3/17/2016 DEFINITION What is temperature ? The average kinetic energy of a substance

3/17/2016 DEFINITION Why is one thing warmer then another? BECAUSE its average kinetic energy is greater

3/17/2016 QUESTION Why is one thing cooler then another? BECAUSE its average kinetic energy is less !

3/17/2016 In the United States How is temperature measured ? Fahrenheit What is the freezing point of water? 32 degrees F What is the boiling point? 212 degrees F

3/17/2016 In the Metric System How is temperature measured ? CELSIUS What is the freezing point of water? O degrees What is the boiling point? 100 degrees

3/17/2016 Which system do you think is easier? Memorizing 32 and 212 degrees Or Simply knowing 0 is freezing and 100 is boiling ????

3/17/2016 Lets Practice reading a thermometer The thermometer is marked off in equal units These units are called increments

3/17/2016 Lets Practice reading a thermometer: You have to be careful to determine what units the increments actually represent

3/17/2016 Lets Practice reading a thermometer: Each increment is DIFFERENT on each thermometer You have to check!

3/17/2016 Lets Practice reading a thermometer: What is the increment on this thermometer You have to check!

3/17/2016 Lets Practice What is the increment on this thermometer The increment is 2 degree C 50 30

3/17/2016 Lets Practice reading a thermometer: What is the increment on this thermometer = 5 5 divided by 10 =.5 You have to check! 35 30

3/17/2016 Lets Practice reading a thermometer? Is this correct ?

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0 10 Read the Thermometer and determine the increment: Answer = 9 C Increment is 1 o o

3/17/ Answer =-2 C o 0 Read the Thermometer and determine the increment:

3/17/ Answer = 26 C o 30 Read the Thermometer and determine the increment:

3/17/ Answer = 25 C o 30 Read the Thermometer and determine the increment:

3/17/ Answer = -7 C o Read the Thermometer and determine the increment:

3/17/ Answer = -8 C o Read the Thermometer and determine the increment:

3/17/ Answer=-7.5 C o Read the Thermometer and determine the increment:

3/17/ Answer =-10 C o 0 Read the Thermometer and determine the increment:

3/17/ Answer =-14 C o 0 Read the Thermometer and determine the increment:

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