1. TA12A –Teach About Heating Earth’s Air Use with BrishLab ES12A Done By: Coach – Period All This material is CC by StarMaterials.com

2. 1- All colors of light come from the Sun. Why then is the sky blue? Page 1 Para 2 Image Link Image Link

3. 1- All colors of light come from the Sun. Why then is the sky blue? Page 1 Para 2 Image Link Image Link The atmosphere scatters blue light the most.

4. 1- All colors of light come from the Sun. Why then is the sky blue? Page 1 Para 2 Image Link Image Link The atmosphere scatters blue light the most.

5. 2- Give an example of energy changing from one source to another. Page 1 Para 5 Image Link Image Link

6. 2- Give an example of energy changing from one source to another. Page 1 Para 5 Heat is releases as radiation and convection from the wood to cook food. Image Link Image Link

7. 2- Give an example of energy changing from one source to another. Page 1 Para 5 Heat is releases as radiation and convection from the wood to cook food. Image Link Image Link

8. 3- How can energy travel through the vacuum of space? Page 1 Para 5 Image Link Image Link

9. 3- How can energy travel through the vacuum of space? Page 1 Para 5 Energy travels by electromagnetic waves – radiation. Image Link Image Link

10. 3- How can energy travel through the vacuum of space? Page 1 Para 5 Energy travels by electromagnetic waves – radiation. Image Link Image Link

11. 4- What instrument is used to measure temperature? Page 1 Para 6 Image Link Image Link

12. 4- What instrument is used to measure temperature? Page 1 Para 6 We use a a thermo - meter or a thermometer. Image Link Image Link

13. 4- What instrument is used to measure temperature? Page 1 Para 6 We use a a thermo - meter or a thermometer. Image Link Image Link

14. 5- What kind of energy warms the Earth's surface? Page 1 Para 7 Image Link Image Link

15. 5- What kind of energy warms the Earth's surface? Page 1 Para 7 Radiant energy heats us from the Sun. Image Link Image Link

16. 5- What kind of energy warms the Earth's surface? Page 1 Para 7 Radiant energy heats us from the Sun. Image Link Image Link

17. 6- What is the difference between infrared radiation and ultraviolet radiation? Page 1 Para 9 Image Link Image Link

18. 6- What is the difference between infrared radiation and ultraviolet radiation? Page 1 Para 9 Infrared is beyond red and ultraviolet is beyond violet. Image Link Image Link

19. 6- What is the difference between infrared radiation and ultraviolet radiation? Page 1 Para 9 Infrared is beyond red and ultraviolet is beyond violet. Image Link Image Link

20. 7- Using the words wavelength and colors, list three facts about visible light. Page 2 Para 9 Image Link Image Link

21. 7- Using the words wavelength and colors, list three facts about visible light. Page 2 Para 9 Visible light has a wavelength that is between ultraviolet and infrared and can be separated into colors we can see. Image Link Image Link

22. 7- Using the words wavelength and colors, list three facts about visible light. Page 2 Para 9 Visible light has a wavelength that is between ultraviolet and infrared and can be separated into colors we can see. Image Link Image Link

23. 8- Give an example of conduction heating at home. Page 2 Para 11 Image Link Image Link

24. 8- Give an example of conduction heating at home. Page 2 Para 11 When we hold the handle of a pot on the stove, the heat is conducted to our hand. Image Link Image Link

25. 8- Give an example of conduction heating at home. Page 2 Para 11 When we hold the handle of a pot on the stove, the heat is conducted to our hand. Image Link Image Link

26. 9- Why does cool air sink to the Earth's surface? Page 2 Para 11 Image Link Image Link

27. 9- Why does cool air sink to the Earth's surface? Page 2 Para 11 Cool air is more dense so it sinks due to gravity. Image Link Image Link

28. 9- Why does cool air sink to the Earth's surface? Page 2 Para 11 Cool air is more dense so it sinks due to gravity. Image Link Image Link

29. 10- Using the words heat, energy and vapor, define evaporation. Page 2 Para 14 Image Link Image Link

30. 10- Using the words heat, energy and vapor, define evaporation. Page 2 Para 14 Heating water gives energy to molecules forcing them to become water vapor – evaporation. Image Link Image Link

31. 10- Using the words heat, energy and vapor, define evaporation. Page 2 Para 14 Heating water gives energy to molecules forcing them to become water vapor – evaporation. Image Link Image Link

32. Wrap it up: Draw, color and label examples of conduction, convection and radiation energy transfer. Image Link Image Link

33. Wrap it up: Draw, color and label examples of conduction, convection and radiation energy transfer. Image Link Image Link