Heat and Temperature Flashcards

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1
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What is heat also known as

A

Thermal Energy

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2
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What is heat?

A

The speed of the particles in a substance.

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3
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Examples of how we use heat

A

Thermostat
oven
stove

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4
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Who was Lord Kelvin

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He created the Kelvin Scale

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5
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What temperature in celsius is Absolute Zero

A

-273 Celsuis

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6
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What is a thermometer

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It uses liquid mercury to determine the temperature of a substance.

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7
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What is a thermocouple

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2 wires twisted together and when heat is applied an electronic current is produced.

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8
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What is a bimetallic strip

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2 metals fused together. When heat is applied one expands faster than the other.

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9
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What is a recording Thermometer

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A bimetallic strip attached to a long arm to record the temperature on a piece of paper

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10
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What is an Infrared Thermogram

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When an object is warmer than absolute zero if gives off an infrared radiation that can be seen on a camera.

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11
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What are the 3 states of matter

A

Solid
Liquid
Gas

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12
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4 points of the particle matter

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All matter is made up of particles
Particles are always moving
Particles have space between them
When heat is applied particles expand

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13
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What is the Law of Conservation of Energy

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Energy cannot be created nor destroyed. It can only be transformed from one type to another and passed from one object to another.

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14
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Do particles expand or contract when heated?

A

expand

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15
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Do particles expand or contract when cooled?

A

Contract

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16
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What is Heat Capacity

A

the amount of thermal energy that heats or cools the object by 1 degree celsius

17
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State all of the changes in states names

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 Melting (Fusion)
 Solid to Liquid
 Solidification (Freezing)
 Liquid to Solid
 Evaporation
 Liquid to Gas
 Condensation
 Gas to Liquid
 Sublimation
 Solid to Gas
 Deposition
 Gas to Solid
18
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3 ways of transferring energy

A

Convection
Conduction
Radiation

19
Q

What is Radiation

A

transfer of energy without any movement of matter

20
Q

What is Conduction?

A

Only occurs in Solids

heat transferred by direct collision of particles

21
Q

What is Convection?

A

Only occurs in liquids and gasses
When a particle is heated up it rises and pushes the colder particles down since they are cooled and the cycle continues.

22
Q

What is Chemical energy

A

energy that is released through chemical reactions

23
Q

What is electrical energy?

A

energy produced by hydroelectric dams

24
Q

What is mechanical energy

A

energy released by pushing or pulling

25
Q

What is geothermal energy?

A

Energy from the inside of the Earths core

26
Q

What is solar energy?

A

Energy produced from the sun using solar panels

27
Q

What is wind energy?

A

Energy produced from wind by wind turbines.

28
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What is Nuclear Energy

A

energy produced by splitting chemical bonds.

29
Q

What are 3 problems with fossil fuels?

A

Non non-renewable
produces carbon dioxide when burned
contributes to the green house effect

30
Q

What are refrigerants?

A

Liquids that evaporate easily at low temperatures and remove thermal energy from foods.

31
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What are some dangers with Thermal Energy

A

Burns, Fire hazards, chemicals in soil