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Energy

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Quantity describing the ability to cause a physical change (scalar)

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Internal energy

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the total energy associated with the random motion of particles
and the interactions between the particles within a system

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Kinetic energy

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the energy associated with the motion of an object

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Particle

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Small discrete object

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Potential energy

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the energy associated with the position of an object in the presence of a force that could move the object

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State of matter

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the physical property of an object being either a solid, liquid, or a gas

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System

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a collection of interacting particles or objects

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Temperature

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a measure of the average translational kinetic energy of the particles in a system (scalar)

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Thermal energy

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the kinetic energy associated with the movement of microscopic particles

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Thermal equilibrium

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the state of two (or more) systems having the same temperature so that there is no net flow of thermal energy from one system to the other

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Calvin to celcius and celcius to kelvin

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K = c +273.15
C= k-273.15

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Kinetic theory of matter

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All matter is made up of constant random and rapid motion. There is space between the particles

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Explaining heat using kinetic theory

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Heat is a form of energy
It is the measure of average translational kinetic energy of particles
Faster particles move= hotter
Joules is the unit of energy

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Converting joules

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1kj= 10^3j
1mj= 10^6j
1gj= 10^9 j

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T info

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It is temperature aka kinetic energy of particles in a substance
T is moving and colliding in liquids and gasses
T is jiggling in solids
Other movements don’t relate to t

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Measuring and converting t

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ABSOLUTE ZERO
- lowest t is when particles have zero kinetic energy (still)
- 0k is absolute zero no lower t is possible
- measured in celcius Fahrenheit or kelvin

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When does water freeze and boil

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Freeze: 0 degrees celcius= 273.16k
Water boiled: 100 degrees celcius= 373.16k

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Change in k and c

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Change is represented as a triangle
Change in k is equal to the change in c

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Kinetic theory of matter small or large particles

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Small

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Properties of state of matter

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Solid: close togethor with a regular pattern: vibrate about a fixed point and no overall movement: fixed volume and shape
Liquid: close togethor random arrangement: free to move around with random collisions: fixed volume but shape can change to fit container
Gas: far apart and random arrangement: free to move at high speeds w random collisions: volume and shape can change to fit a container

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How can we analyse internal energy

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Consists of two types of energy:
Kinetic: due to random disordered motion
Potential: interactions between particles

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Kinetic energy

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is the energy of motion. A car has greater kinetic energy when it is driving faster compared to when it is driving slower. Similarly, a system of particles has greater internal kinetic energy when the particles are moving faster compared to when they are moving slower.
Figure 2 The internal energy of a system
This kinetic energy can be further divided into categories according to the different types of motion of the particles:
• translational motion of particles,
• rotational motion of particles, and
• vibrational motion within the particles.

More kinetic energy= hotter and more expansions

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Fact

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Size of 1c is the same as 1k meaning a change in one is the same amount in the otehr

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What happens if particle movement speed up

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Temp increases

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What’s the otehr name for internal energy

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Thermal

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Where does heat move from

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Hotter object to cooler object

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More particles and larger volume means

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More interaction and higher internal energy

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Does a basketballs speed effect it’s temperature

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No as the atoms don’t increase disordered movement because of the external movement of the ball so average translational energy isn’t effected

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How does water go easier into a cup then ice

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Macroscopic properties and molecular motion of water changes to allow and easy stream which doesn’t occur with ice

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Macroscopic and molecular meaning

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Visible properties v relating to a molecule

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Volume

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Physical quantity of amount in a 3d object

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