heat and temperature Flashcards

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1
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Define heat

A

energy transfer due to a temperature difference

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2
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Define thermal equilibrium

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When 2 objects are at the same temperature therefore heating doesn’t occur

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3
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2 objects are in thermal equilibrium when…

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+ Heating doesn’t occur
+ they are both at the same temperature

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4
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what are the 2 types of heating?

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+ Heating by particles
+ Heating by radiation

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5
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describe heating by particles (3 MARKS)

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When energy is transferred from objects with particles moving at higher average speeds to an object with particles moving at lower average speeds. Due to the particles randomly colliding

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6
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The different average speeds of the particles are due to…

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The different average speeds of the particles of 2 objects are due to their different temperatures.

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7
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describe heating by radiation

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When energy is transferred by electromagnetic radiation from an object at a higher temperature, to an object at a lower temperature

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8
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compare kinetic energy between a hot block and cold block.

And explain why that’s the case. (3 MARKS)

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On average, the particles in the hot block have more kinetic energy than the particles in the cold block.

because the particles in the hot block are vibrating at a higher speed than the particles in a cold block.

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9
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describe how energy transfers between a hot and cold block when touching. (6 MARKS)

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assuming the 2 blocks are perfectly insulated.

when the hot block and cold block touch, the particles between them are colliding.

Motion is transferred with every collision.

Therefore the average kinetic energy in the hot block decreases and…

The average kinetic energy in the cold block increases

until the particles in both blocks have the same kinetic energy.

NOTE: The particles will still continue to collide, but the average kinetic energy in each box will REMAIN CONSTANT

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10
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what happens when a block is heated up?

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When a block is heated up, the average kinetic energy of the particles increases

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11
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Define temperature

A

a measure of the average kinetic energy of particles

(that make up a solid, liquid and gas)

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12
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what happens when a gas cools down?

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The average kinetic energy of the particles decreases, along with a decrease in temperature

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13
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at 0 degrees Celsius…

A

ice cubes melt (melting point)

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14
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state the SI units used for temperature

A

Kelvin

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14
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at 100 degrees Celsius

A

Water boils (boiling point)

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15
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0 Kelvin is…

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Absolute 0, the coldest temperature possible

16
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the Kelvin scale is based on…

A

The average kinetic energy of particles

17
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Where does the Kelvin scale start?

A

Exactly at -273.15 degrees Celsius (0 kelvin)

The point where the kinetic energy of particles is 0 (absolute 0)

18
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0K = ….. degrees Celsius

A

-273.15 degrees Celsius

19
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to convert from kelvin to degrees Celsius…

A

Add 273.15 to your value

20
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To convert from degrees Celsius to kelvin

A

take away 273.15 from your value

21
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what is 83 degrees Celsius in kelvin?

A

356.15 degrees Celsius

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