Heat Flashcards
explain why pressure decreases when volume increases by kinetic theory
- speed/KE unchanged
- frequency of collision on inner surface decreases
- pressure decreases
how to ensure sth has the same temperature as water when boiling
- stop heating
2. mix well with a stirrer
what is the advantage of big bulb in thermometer
improve sensitivity
define specific latent heat of vaporization of a liquid
It refers to the energy required to change the liquid of unit mass to its gaseous state without changes in temperature
what is thermal equilibrium
same temperature (even though different state)
why the wet hand is stick to the metal handle on an extremely cold day
- metal is a good conductor of heat
- the rate of transfer of heat from the water on the hand to the metal handle is faster than the rate of transfer of heat from the hand to the water.
- the water cools down to a temperature lower than the freezing temperature of the water
- the frozen water sticks the hand and the metal handle together.
why temperature is unchanged while changing state
Energy is used to overcome the intermolecualr forces between molecule
PE increases
in what situation will a setup suitable for calibrating the temperature in linear scale
when x is linear related to y
precaution when studying Boyles law
syringe should be pushed slowly so that the temperature remains unchanged.
why we cannot replace the mercury in the mercury thermometer by water
the expansion of water is not linear from 0C to 4C
Use kinetic theory to explain the change in gas pressure in the bubble as its volume increases
Volume increases as bubble rises but the ke of the gas molecules remain unchanged
Therefore frequency of collision of molecules on bubble’s inner surface decreases, gas pressure decreases
evaporation only takes place above room temperature?
wrong.
it takes place at any temperature above 0K
explain why gas pressure increase when temperature increase using kinetic theory
the speed of the gas molecules increases and they collide more frequently and violently with the wall of the container. Thus the pressure increases.
what is temperature
measure of the degree of hotness of an object
what property do thermometer make use of
temperature-dependent property