2020 Mod 12 Flashcards

1
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A man push is a stalled car for two minutes doing the first 1.5 minutes the car does not move but on the last 0.5 minutes the man push is even harder and sixes and getting the car to move. Describe if and when work is being done.

A

Work begins when the car we can still move during the last 0.5 minutes

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2
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Classify each of the following as either having potential or kinetic energy, or both

A gold bar

sunlight

an apple

a hurricane

A

Potential,
kinetic,
potential,
both (Because matter will always have potential energy)

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3
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A chemist what is the temperature of a vat of liquid analysis that increases over time. What can the chemist conclude from this observation

A

The liquid is gaining energy

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4
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If an object is totally insulated from the outside world totally unable to interact with anything else what temperature ever be able to change

A

No

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5
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What is experimental scatter

A

It is when the data points or a little above or a little below the excepted value because of the slight inconsistencies and inaccuracies in the measurements

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6
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Heat is added to two identical objects that are initially at the same temperature. If the first of the word 50.0 cal and the second absorbed 50.0 J, which will get hotter

A

50.0 cal

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7
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Some diet books say that an excellent way to lose weight is to drink ice-cold water why?

A

It is because the body will have to use energy to warm up the water

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8
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In a graph determined in heat, when the data points plateau at the highest point in the graph, what does that mean

A

That that the substance boils at

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9
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This is a big hit of aluminum Is roughly 2 times that iron. Equal masses of aluminum and iron start out at room temperature he is added to each mass at the same rate for the same amount of time. The iron the temperature increase by 900 degrees C. What was the temperature increase of the aluminum?

A

Because the specific heat of aluminum is so much higher it will only increase by half the amount ironed it so it will be 450° C

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10
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Why should a calorimeter always be made for an insulating material

A

So that the experience does not lose any energy when doing the experiment very flawed

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11
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What is the Definition of energy

A

Energy is the ability to do work

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12
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What is the definition of work

A

Work is the force applied to an object times the distance that the object travels parallel to that force

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13
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What is the definition of heat

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Heat is the energy that is transferred as a consequence of temperature differences

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14
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What are flames?

A

Flames are a form of energy

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15
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The first law of thermodynamics

A

Energy cannot be created or destroyed it can only change forms

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16
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Potential energy

A

Energy that is stored

17
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Kinetic energy

A

Energy that is in motion

18
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Calorie (cal)

A

The amount of heat necessary to warm 1 g of water 1°C

19
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How many joules equal to 1 cal

A

1 calorie equals 4.184 Joules

20
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How many chemistry calories equal to one food calories

A

One food calorie (Cal) equals 1000 chemistry calories (cal)

21
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Equation 12.1

A

q = m • c • Delta T

22
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What is Q. M. C and delta T equal in equation 12.1

A

Q stand for the amount of heat absorbed or released,

M represents the math of it the object,

C is a specific heat of the object,

delta T stands for the change in temperature

23
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Equation 12.2

A

Delta T = T final - T initial

24
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Specific heat

A

The amount of heat necessary to raise the temperature of 1 g of a substance by 1°C

25
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What is the specific heat of water?

A

It is either 1.000 cal/ g • degrees C

Or

4.184 J/ g • degrees C

26
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Equation 12.3 calorimetry equation

A

-Q object = Q water + Q calorimeter