Exploring Physics Chapters 5-7 Flashcards

1
Q

Heat is a type of

A

energy

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2
Q

A rubber band is elastic because it will

A

snap back to it’s original shape

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3
Q

The rate of diffusion of a gas is inversely proportional to the ______ of its molecular weight.

A

square root

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4
Q

The volume of a gas is inversely proportional to the pressure.

A

Boyle’s law

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5
Q

Heat moving from one end of a metal fireplace poker to the other end is an example of heat transfer by

A

conduction

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6
Q

Energy is a term that has been in use

A

since the 1800s

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7
Q

If you are pushing against a desk, what must happen in order for work to occur?

A

the desk must move

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8
Q

Work transfers _______________ from one place to another.

A

energy

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9
Q

A steam engine works because ___ flows from a hot region to a cold region.

A

heat

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10
Q

The three factors that determine the heat contained in an object are type of substance, mass, and

A

temperature

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11
Q

Almost every time that energy changes form, the amount of what kind of energy increases?

A

heat

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12
Q

A sea breeze is set in motion because of

A

convection

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13
Q

The pressure of a liquid acts ___ in all directions.

A

equally

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14
Q

Heat is transferred from the sun to earth by .

A

radiation.

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15
Q

Pressure times volume of any gas divided by the temperature is a constant.

A

Ideal gas law

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16
Q

What does this demonstration measure?

A

You can measure heat capacity by heating identical masses of different substances and then placing them on a block of ice. Observe the different distances they melt into the ice.

17
Q

The scientist who discovered that pure water has a fixed boiling and freezing temperature was

A

Daniel Fahrenheit

18
Q

James Prescott Joule found how mechanical energy due to motion compares to ___ energy.

A

heat

19
Q

The lifting force acting on a solid object immersed in water is equal to the weight of the water shoved aside by the object.

A

Archimedes’ principle of buoyancy

20
Q

Doubling velocity of a moving object makes its kinetic energy

A

four times as great

21
Q

Heat is the motion of ___

A

atoms and molecules

22
Q

Density is equal to mass divided by

A

volume

23
Q

How can scientist measure temperatures higher than 1,700o?

A

They can measure higher temperatures with electrical conductivity and color of light emitted by glowing substance.

24
Q

Moving heat energy in a direction opposite to its normal flow requires

A

work.

25
Q

Foot-pounds (English system) and joules (metric system) both measure

A

work

26
Q

The equation E = f x d is used to find

A

work

27
Q

The two most common substances used in thermometers are colored alcohol and

A

mercury

28
Q

Is steel highly elastic?

A

yes

29
Q

Energy can be changed from

A

one form to another.

30
Q

The English and metric system units for measuring power are

A

horsepower and watt

31
Q

The velocity of a fluid and its pressure are inversely related.

A

Bernoulli’s principle

32
Q

Doubling mass of a moving object ___ its kinetic energy.

A

doubles