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Heat Transfer Explorer, Years 9–10

Students watch heat move by conduction, convection and radiation, each driven by a physics simulation beneath an age-appropriate interface. The full interactive is available to licensed Education Universe users.

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Ask students to explain an everyday example of each type of heat transfer.

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