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    SCIENCE 7 Q3 - WEEK 6 - LAS 1 Conduction

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    This document provides information about heat transfer through conduction, explaining that conduction occurs when particles in direct contact vibrate and collide at different speeds due to temperature differences, transferring energy from hotter to cooler particles. It identifies metals as good conductors of heat due to their higher conductivity, while materials like wood are poor conductors, or insulators. Students are asked to identify whether examples would be good or poor conductors of heat based on the information given.

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    Name : ____________________________ Grade & Section: ____________________ Score : _______

    School: ____________________________ Teacher: ___________________________Subject: Science - 7


    LAS Writer: Richel M. Nacubuan Content Editors: Murdy F. Bautista, Hermer B.Tidalgo
    Lesson/Topic: HEAT TRANSFER: Conduction (Quarter 3 Week 6, LAS 1)
    Learning Target: Determine which material can be a good and poor conductor of heat.
    MELCS(S7LT-IIIh-i-12)
    Reference: Asuncion, P et. Al., 2013 Science 7, Pasig City, Philippines. DedEd ICMS, pp.186-190
    CONTENT:
    Heat is a form of energy that refers to the thermal energy that is in the process of being transferred, say
    between objects due to the difference in their temperature. In other words, heat is energy “in transit”. It transfers
    from an object of higher temperature to an object of lower temperature. Heat transfer is related to change in
    temperature or change in the relative hotness or coldness of an object.

    Conduction takes place when the particles between objects or


    Conduction
    places that are in contact vibrate and collide at different speeds due to
    Energy is transferred by direct
    the difference in their temperature. The particles at a higher
    contact.
    temperature are more energetic and thus vibrate faster than the
    particles at the lower temperature. When these particles collide, some
    of the energy from the more energetic particles is transferred to the less
    energetic particles, in the form of heat. Heat transfer occurs not only in
    solids but also in fluids, but not all conduct heat equally. Some materials
    conduct heat easily; other materials conduct heat poorly. Objects that
    conduct heat poorly, like wood are particularly called insulators. There
    is no particular name for those materials which conduct heat easily. One
    basis for determining the use of materials is by their ability to conduct heat, known as their conductivity. Higher
    conductivity means that the material is a good conductor of heat. As shown in the table below, most metals have
    higher conductivities; they are good conductors of heat. That’s why they are generally used for products that
    require better heat conductivity like cooking utensils.

    EXAMPLES:
    Good Conductors of Heat Poor Conductors of Heat
    Metal spoon Wooden laddle
    Ceramic plate Fiber glass

    ACTIVITY: Can I Conduct Heat?


    Instruction: Write GCH if the material is a good conductor of heat and PCH if poor conductor of heat.
    _______1. Wooden spoon
    _______2. Casserole made of copper
    _______3. Steel plate
    _______4. Foam made of polystyrene
    _______5. Aluminum foil

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