conduction, the transfer of heat energy through a material, convection, heat energy is transferred through fluids by movement of the particles themselves, radiation, heat transfer through a vacuum, conductor, material through which heat energy can be transferred, insulator, material that does not conduct heat well, convection current, constant circulation of hot (or warm) particles moving upwards and the cooler particles moving downwards, wind, the movement of air currents, vacuum, empty space, bimetallic strip, made up of two strips of different metals welded or riveted together, thermometer, used to measure temperature, clinical thermometer, used to measure the temperature of the human body, maximum–minimum thermometer, measures the highest and lowest temperature over s period of time, ventilation, provides conditions for the movement or circulation of air in an enclosed space, mixing ventilation, mixing stale air with fresh air, displacement ventilation, admitting fresh air and removing stale air through vents, hygrometer, used to measure humidity, temperature, air movement, humidity, factors that affect the rate of drying, humidity, the amount of water vapour in the atmosphere., characteristics of stale air, increased temperature, dust, odours and bacteria, high carbon dioxide content, mercury, liquid used in a thermometer

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