Question

What is the primary mode of energy transfer from hot coffee inside a Thermos bottle to the environment? View Available Hint(s) Part B What is the primary mode of energy transfer from your bare feet to a cold ceramic bathroom floor in the middle of winter? View Available Hint(s) Part C What is the primary mode of energy transfer from your body to your hands when you blow on them to warm them? Request Answer Part D What is the primary mode of energy transfer into your sealed car parked in the sun on a hot summer day? Request Answer Part E What is the primary mode of the flow of energy from your tongue to a metal railing if you happen to lick it on a cold winter day? Request Answer Part F What is the primary mode of energy transfer from a hair dryer to your wet hair? Request Answer Part G What is the primary mode of energy transfer from your body on a cold day with no wind? Request Answer Part H What is the primary mode of energy transfer away from your body on a very windy day?

Answer 1

Part A: the primary mode of energy transfer from hot coffee inside a Thermos bottle to the environment? Radiation

Part B: the primary mode of energy transfer from your bare feet to a cold ceramic bathroom floor in the middle of winter? Conduction

Part C: What is the primary mode of energy transfer from your body to your hands when you blow on them to warm them? Convection

Part D: What is the primary mode of energy transfer into your sealed car parked in the sun on a hot summer day? Radiation

Part E: What is the primary mode of the flow of energy from your tongue to a metal railing if you happen to lick it on a cold winter day? Conduction

Part F: What is the primary mode of energy transfer from a hair dryer to your wet hair? Convection

Part G: What is the primary mode of energy transfer from your body on a cold day with no wind? Radiation

Part H: What is the primary mode of energy transfer away from your body on a very windy day? Convection

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

Answer Part A: radiation

Part B: conduction

Part C: conduction

Part D: conduction

Part E: conduction

Part F: radiation

Part G::radiation

Part H : convection

Explanation:conduction is heat transfer through direct contact

Convection is through molecules or particles of water or air current

Radiation is heat transfer through empty space .