1A- Energy Flashcards
Heat energy is transferred by… (3)
radiation, conduction, or convection
Conduction and convection involve the transfer of energy by..
particles
dark/matt surfaces absorb infrared radiation much … than light, shiny surfaces
better
solids have … forces of attraction which hold the particles close together in a … arrangement and don’t have much ..
strong
fixed, regular
energy
liquids have .. forces of attraction between the particles in … arrangements
weaker
irregular
gases have … forces of attraction but have … energy than liquids and solids
almost no
more
conduction of heat energy is the process where…
vibrating particles pass on their extra kinetic energy to neighbouring particles
insulators have … between the particles which means they conduct heat energy a lot slower
larger spaces
metals conduct heat so well because the electrons are.. inside the metal
free to move
convection occurs when..
the more energetic particles move from the hotter region to the cooler region and take their heat energy with them
when a gas cools, the particles in the gas .. and lose …
slow down
kinetic energy
the rate of evaporation will be faster if... t a d s
temperature is higher (average particle energy is higher, so more particles have enough energy to escape)
airflow over the liquid is greater (a greater airflow means air above the liquid is replaced quicker so the evaporated substance can transfer quicker)
density is lower (forces between particles are weaker, so more particles have enough energy o overcome the forces and escape the liquid)
surface area is larger (more particles near surface to escape)
the rate of condensation will be faster if..
t
a
d
s
temperature of the gas is lower (particle energy is lower so they can slow down enough to come together and form liquid droplets)
airflow is less (concentration of the substance in the air is higher so condensation rate can be greater)
density is higher (forces between particles are stronger so fewer have enough energy to break away from the forces and instead clump together to form liquid)
temparature of surface area the gas touches is lower
how can you limit and reduce energy transfers in product?
- double walled with a vacuum (stops air conduction and convection)
- silvered walls (keep heat loss by radiation to a minimum)
- insulating foam (minimises heat conduction)
- stopper made from plastic + filled with cork/ foam (reduces heat conduction through it)
animals in warm climates have … ears than those in cold climates to help control heat transfer + why?
larger ears with a large surface area- allows them to lose heat by radiation