Heat Flashcards

1
Q

____ is the property of a body that’ll determine the which heat will flow

A

Temperature

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2
Q

Heat flows from body at _____ to a body at _____

A

Higher to lower

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3
Q

When a body absorbs heat without changing its state its temp

A

Rises

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4
Q

Heat depends on the

A

Mass of the body and the temperature

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5
Q

Heat is a measure of

A

Total internal energy

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6
Q

The measure of the average kinetic energy is

A

Temperature

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7
Q

A thermometer that notices heat change with potential difference is

A

Thermocouple

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8
Q

The response of the human sense of touch is influenced by its

A

Previous experience

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9
Q

The standard atmospheric pressure is

A

760mm of mercury

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10
Q

The difference between two temperature points is the

A

Fundamental interval

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11
Q

The upper and lower fixed point of a farenheight scale

A

212•C and 32•C

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12
Q

The temperature tagged as absolute zero is

A

-273•C and 0K

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13
Q

The upper fixed point of an unmarked thermometer can be determined with an

A

Hypsonometer

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14
Q

The 2 instruments used to determine the upper fixed point is the

A

Manometer and hyspometer

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15
Q

The jonb of the manometer is

A

To keep the atmospheric pressure within 760

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16
Q

An important precaution to know when getting the lower fixed point is that

A

The thermometer doesn’t come in contact with the boiling water

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17
Q

The most common thermometers are the

A

Mercury and Alchohol

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18
Q

The liquid in glass thermometer measures

A

Change in volume of a fixed mass of liquid

19
Q

For sensitivity a liquid in glass thermometer should have

A

A bulb made of thin glass,narrow capillary tube, A liquid with high expansivity

20
Q

A liquid with good expansivity should

A

Increase uniformly with change in temp
ii.Have high boiling point and low boiling point
iii.be easily seen in glass

21
Q

The disadvantage ofusing mercury in glass thermometer is the

A

Unreliability of its accuracy

22
Q

The main advantage of Mercury over Alchohol is its

A

High conductivity,High boiling point(357•C)it doesn’t wet glass

23
Q

The Advantage of Alchohol over mercury is

A

High freezing point,Better expansivity(6x)

24
Q

The most prominent feature of the thermometer is the

A

Kink or constriction

25
The kink allows
The expanding Mercury to flow past it
26
Its advisable not to sterilize the equipment because the
Thermometer has a small temperature range which doesn’t extend up to 100•C it will break
27
The thermometer mainly used by weather men in meterological stations is
The sixes combined minumum and maximum thermometer invented by james sic
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The combined maximum and minimum temperature makes used of 2 materials namely
Alcohol and Mercury
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The materials mainly heated in a thermocouple is
Copper and constantan
30
The galvanometer is usually used to
Determine the size of current by galvanometer
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The heat of the solid can be determined by the
Electrical method
32
Heat lost by substance is reduced by
Polishing the outside of the calorimeter
33
Calorimeter is an apparatus used
In experiments between bodies at different temps
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Factors affecting evaporation
Temp,Wind and dryness of the air,Pressure,Nature of the liquid,Area of liquid exposed
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2 liquids 35•C and 100•C BP which one will evaporate first
The one with. 35•C
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The main diff between Evap and boiling is
Evap occurs at the top,Boil occurs throughout the entire volume
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The presence of impurities ____ the boiling point but _____the freezing point
Raise and lowers
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Substances that can go from solids to vapour without passing through melting are
Dry ice,iodine,(they undergo sublimation)
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s.v.p increases with
Temperature
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The boiling point of a liquid is said to occur when the
Svp =Equal to the atmospheric pressure
41
Relative humidity is
The mass ratio of waterr vapour presenf in the air to the ratio required to saturate it
42
The air conditioner not only cools the air but it also
Cleans filters and circulate air in a room
43
Dew point is the temperature at which the
Water vapour in the air is just enough to saturate it
44
Dee point depends on prevalent atmospheric conditions like
Temp,Wind and amount of water vapour