is for Absolute Zero

is for Convection

The flow of heat due to the differences in temperatures through densities.

is for Degrees Celsius

The unit of measurement for temperature based upon heat and the phases of water.

is for Entropy

    The measure  of how evenly distributed heat is within a system, that typically stems from a system full of disorder.

    A system that has a higher level of organization than another has more entropy than the more disorganized one.

    The total amount of energy in the world does not change, but the availability of that energy constantly decreases.

(Second Law of Thermodynamics)

is for First Law of Thermodynamics

Law of energy conservation applied to a thermal system

is for Geothermal Energy

Energy generated from the thermal energy stored beneath the Earth’s surface 

Also refers to the heat that is collected from the atmosphere; for instance, near the oceans

is for Heat

is for Insulators and Conductors

 Conductors:

    Materials that TRANSFER HEAT quickly and effectively

Thermal:

Materials that DO NOT TRANSFER HEAT very effectively

        Examples of Insulators:

            Rubber, Tinfoil, Wood, Wool, Fabric, Paper, and Plastic